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Morrison & Co targets decarbonisation as investment strategy

Driving clean energy standards across social and economic infrastructure

Morrison & Co Growth Infrastructure Fund is focused on growth infrastructure and investments using a sustainability approach, acquiring and managing a range of essential assets where there is potential for significant improvement in energy use.

$150m

CEFC commitment

Net zero

Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030

$1b

infrastructure fund

With our fundamental belief in decarbonisation as an investment strategy, we see the CEFC as an ideal partner for this fund. Morrison & Co has been investing in renewable energy for over 20 years and we are convinced that applying the decarbonisation and energy efficiency lens to a broader set of infrastructure assets will generate better long-term investment outcomes. We are excited to be working with the CEFC to lead the infrastructure sector in this new direction.
Paul Newfield
Head of Australia and NZ, Morrison & Co

Our investment

The CEFC is investing $150 million in the Morrison & Co Growth Infrastructure Fund, which focuses on decarbonisation as a key investment strategy. 

The CEFC investment focuses on Australian assets within the fund.

our impact

The challenge of infrastructure decarbonisation

Australia’s infrastructure sector, which delivers a range of critical services across the economy, also plays a role in producing some 70 per cent of our national greenhouse gas emissions, according to analysis from Climateworks Centre. 

Efficient, rapid and wide-scale decarbonisation of the infrastructure sector requires active collaboration between asset owners and infrastructure users, together with industry bodies.

Targeting essential assets and net zero outcomes

Morrison & Co is applying its decarbonisation and energy efficiency lens to a broad set of infrastructure assets through its Growth Infrastructure Fund to generate better long-term investment outcomes. These essential assets range from hospitals and healthcare clinics to data centres, carbon farming, retirement and aged care accommodation, student housing and renewable energy.

Morrison & Co Growth Infrastructure Fund is targeting net zero for Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2030, using private capital to play a role in the spearheading emissions reduction and energy efficiency to generate better long-term investment outcomes.

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Last updated June 2023. National, Infrastructure, Renewable energy, Energy efficiency
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