Asia Pacific > Australian investor eyes nature-based projects as “infrastructure-like” asset class

Australian investor eyes nature-based projects as “infrastructure-like” asset class

Published 12:13 on August 5, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:13 on August 5, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Nature-based, Voluntary

An Australian carbon credit developer with a focus on nature-based solutions has been quietly putting together a pipeline of over 10 projects worth a combined A$50 million ($32.3 mln) with four developers, saying it is approaching the sector in a similar way as traditional infrastructure programmes to ensure finance is scalable as demand grows.
An Australian carbon credit developer with a focus on nature-based solutions has been quietly putting together a pipeline of over 10 projects worth a combined A$50 million ($32.3 mln) with four developers, saying it is approaching the sector in a similar way as traditional infrastructure programmes to ensure finance is scalable as demand grows.


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