Super deal for Uni fund with Macquarie
UniSuper has pledged up to $600 million to Macquarie’s green energy fund, giving the super shop exposure to potential projects in Western Australia and beyond.
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- UniSuper has historically invested in Macquarie’s renewable and green energy initiatives, including commitments around Macquarie’s renewable funds. This aligns with UniSuper’s broader strategy to diversify into sustainable energy and climate opportunities on a global scale. If you’re looking for the very latest press release or news item specifically labeled “UniSuper Office - Macquarie University,” I can help you check authoritative sources if you’d like me to fetch them once I have browsing access.
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- UniSuper is the superannuation fund for Australia’s universities and has pursued large-scale investments in Macquarie-led green energy and climate funds, sometimes amounting to several hundred million USD/AUD, to support a net-zero transition by 2050. This pattern has included on-campus engagement and partnerships with Macquarie for renewables deployments and climate-focused investments. This indicates ongoing collaboration between UniSuper and Macquarie entities in higher education and sustainability initiatives. If you want, I can compile a short list of the most recent public statements or press articles that document these investments and on-campus engagement, with links to sources.
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