Focus on Health
Australia has an ageing population which is putting pressure on our Healthcare systems. The need for medical & allied health services is increasing more than ever.
With your help, we’re funding health precincts.
We’re monitoring evolving markets and working with providers to fund the construction of integrated medical and allied health precincts which address this significant future need, today.
Focus on Bio-Energy
Australia has a unique opportunity to become a leader in the biofuel industry, with the International Energy Agency (IEA) identifying biofuel as a key element to decarbonisation of the transport industry.
With your help, we’re funding biofuel production.
Global annual biofuel production is projected to increase tenfold by 2060. The volume being produced in Australia sits well below its average, with a necessary increase by around 40 times to contributes its share.
Renewable gas fuel is produced completely by organic waste, creating fuel for natural gas transport with an estimated 70% lower emissions from gasoline or diesel run vehicles.
Focus on Key Worker and Disability Housing
There is an overwhelming need for affordable and specialist disability housing. $400 billion worth in affordable and more than 28,000 people living with a disability in need.
With your help, we’re funding housing.
We’re uncovering chances for change through closely monitoring affordable housing and Specialist Disability Housing opportunities
We’re working with community housing providers, Commonwealth institutions and not-for-profits to help fund housing in locations that will benefit Australians within the affordable housing program.
Focus on Australian Data Centres
Almost every Australian business or Government department utilises its own data center or has access to someone else's.
With your help, we’re progressing technology.
There are currently hundreds of data centres throughout Australia, with the majority in Sydney. The demand for data centres is anticipated to double by 2027.
In Australia, 95% of our data centres are old, small-scale operations averaging over 20 years old and inefficiently designed. This has created an opportunity for a carbon-negative alternative.