Australia's CEFC to invest $70m in clean energy fund
Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), a renewables-focused investor backed by the Australian government, has agreed to commit up to A$100 million ($70 million) to a new fund.
The fund will be managed by a separate entity known as Warada Capital, created by CEFC and Ironstone Capital, a local financial services advisory for the infrastructure, energy, and natural resources sectors....
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