FutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreFutureGrid: Rewiring Australia's Energy System (ECR508)
The proposal consist of 3 components, each starting from 1 July 2022.
Component 1 – Public Grid Investment
Read moreManufacturing "Made in Australia" Bank (ECR510)
This proposal would establish a $15 billion green industry and manufacturing bank (the bank) to support manufacturing, innovation, industrial decarbonisation and re/localisation of supply chains.
It would have a similar structure to the existing Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) in terms of the Australian Government balance sheet and provide direct grants, equity investment, financing and concessional loan options depending on the corporate structure of applicants.
Read moreManufacturing "Made in Australia" Bank (ECR510)
This proposal would establish a $15 billion green industry and manufacturing bank (the bank) to support manufacturing, innovation, industrial decarbonisation and re/localisation of supply chains.
It would have a similar structure to the existing Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) in terms of the Australian Government balance sheet and provide direct grants, equity investment, financing and concessional loan options depending on the corporate structure of applicants.
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