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The CEFC Household Energy Upgrades Fund™ (HEUF) has helped Australian households slash energy bills by up to 80 per cent and backed $1 billion in low interest loans since the program was launched two years ago. Thousands of Australians have used HEUF finance to install solar, batteries and energy efficient electric appliances including heat pumps, induction cooktops, air conditioning and EV chargers.

The CEFC has committed $100 million to unlock the ‘missing middle’ of Australia’s clean energy transition, working with Infradebt to accelerate delivery of mid-scale renewable energy assets, financing the development of up to 16 hybrid solar, battery and battery retrofit projects.

The CEFC has committed $150 million to expand access to discounted finance for ANZ’s small and medium enterprise customers, as rising energy and operating costs drive demand for lower-cost, energy-efficient equipment.

The CEFC has helped establish a $142 million sustainable forestry platform in Tasmania, supporting regional jobs to grow 5 million tonnes of timber to supply the construction of Australian homes – all while earning the taxpayer a market return, reducing emissions and protecting a globally significant Ramsar wetland.

The CEFC has invested $22 million to finance 148 battery electric trucks to reduce emissions and accelerate the decarbonisation of the transport sector.

CEFC finance is helping strengthen Indigenous leadership in land and water management, and delivering biodiversity and carbon sequestration outcomes. Our $15m commitment through Bank Australia supports the Nari Nari Tribal Council restoration of Australia’s most significant wetlands system, The Great Cumbung, through the acquisition of Juanbung and Boyong Stations.