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Environmental Upgrade Agreements vehicle for green investment

BY RACHEL ALEMBAKIS | FRIDAY, 9 DEC 2011 7:08AM

Environmental Upgrade Agreements (EUAs), a new category of tri-partite lending vehicles, have been created for use in commercial buildings in New South Wales and the City of Melbourne. EUAs provide longer term, fixed rate debt facilities for owners to upgrade the environmental performance of commercial buildings, but also offer a new way for institutions to access investment vehicles that promote improved environmental outcomes on real estate in a risk-adjusted, diversified manner.

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