Commonwealth Bank of Australia (2024)

Signing Date 26 May 2014
Region of Headquarters: Asia-Oceania
Current EPFI Reporting Year/Period: 2024
Institutional Reporting: Link to Report

 

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Project Finance Advisory Services

Total number mandated in the reporting period: 13

Sector
Mining 1
Infrastructure
Oil & Gas
Power 12
Others
Sub-Total 13
Region
Americas 7
Europe, Middle East & Africa
Asia Pacific 6
Sub-Total 13

Project Finance Transactions

Total number that reached Financial Close in the reporting period: 13

Equator Principles Category A1 B2 C3
Sector
Mining 1
Infrastructure
Oil & Gas
Power 1 11
Others
Region
Americas 7
Europe, Middle East & Africa
Asia Pacific 1 5
Country Designation
Designated Country 4 1 12
Non Designated Country
Both
Independent Review
Yes 1 12
No
Totals 1 12
1

Category A – Projects with potential significant adverse environmental and social risks and/or impacts that are diverse, irreversible or unprecedented.

2

Category B – Projects with potential limited adverse environmental and social risks and/or impacts that are few in number, generally site-specific, largely reversible and readily addressed through mitigation measures.

3

Category C – Projects with minimal or no adverse environmental and social risks and/or impacts.

4

Designated Countries are those countries deemed to have robust environmental and social governance, legislation systems and institutional capacity designed to protect their people and the natural environment.

Project-related Refinance & Project-related Acquisition For Project Finance

Total number that reached Financial Close in the reporting period: 0

Project Name Reporting For Project Finance (And Project-related Refinance & Project-related Acquisition Finance For Project Finance)

No. Project Name Sector Project Location(s) Year of Financial Close
1 Collie BESS Project Power Australia 2024
2 Kathleen Valley Mining Australia 2024
3 Ulinda Park BESS Power Australia 2024
4 Wangaratta Solar Farm Power Australia 2024
5 Golden Plains Windfarm 2 Power Australia 2024
6 Orana BESS Power Australia 2024
7 Harquahala (Harq) I & II Solar + Storage Projects Power United States 2024
8 Bellefield 2 Project Power United States 2024
9 Bowman Wind Project Power United States 2024
10 Green River Solar & Storage Project Power United States 2024
11 Pelicans Jaw Solar & BESS Project Power United States 2024
12 Posey Solar Project Power United States 2024
13 Eland 2 Solar Project Power United States 2024

Project-Related Corporate Loans

Total number that reached Financial Close in the reporting period: 0

Project-related Refinance & Project-related Acquisition For Project-related Corporate Loans

Total number that reached Financial Close in the reporting period: 0

Implementation of the Equator Principles

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia became a signatory to the Equator Principles in May 2014. The Equator Principles (EP) are a set of standards to assess, mitigate, manage and monitor Environmental and Social risks in applicable project-related financing.

Environmental and Social risk is a strategic risk managed under the CBA Group’s Risk Management Framework. Assessing potential transactions for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) risks is a key step in our due diligence process for all Institutional Bank loans, as well as large loans in other business units.

Training for ESG due diligence and implementation of the Equator Principles (EP) is undertaken by the relevant client and risk teams. CBA’s EP process is embedded in CBA systems and procedures.

During the period between 1 Jan 24 to 31 Dec 24, CBA had 13 EP project finance transactions that reached financial close. No EP project-related corporate loans or EP project related refinance transactions reached financial close.

Equator Principles
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