Founded in 2003, Greenbank is one of Australia’s longest standing and most trusted environmental certificate traders. With over two decades of experience, we have built an unparalleled reputation for integrity, reliability, and innovation in renewable energy and energy efficiency markets.

Greenbank operates across two complementary facets of the market. On the front end, we process and aggregate certificates from more than 20,000 solar, battery and energy installations each year, helping installers, homeowners, and businesses unlock value from Australia’s environmental schemes. On the back end, we manage the sophisticated trading and sale of certificates to Australia’s largest retailers, emitters, and liable entities — ensuring compliance obligations are met while optimising value for our clients.

This dual role bridging installers and consumers at scale with the largest energy companies in the country gives Greenbank a unique position in the market. Our ability to operate both as a customer-facing compliance partner and as a sophisticated trading counterparty has allowed us to build deep relationships across the industry.

Greenbank is recognised as the longest-standing aggregator and trader in Australia, with a proven record of adapting to market shifts. As Australia accelerates towards electrification and net-zero, Greenbank is positioned to expand further into emerging opportunities such as battery integration, Virtual Power Plant (VPP) enablement, and carbon credit trading, ensuring long-term growth and leadership in the environmental commodities market.

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"All Australian’s and Australian companies have a role to play in making Australia a more sustainable place for future generations and to protect our reputation as one of the world’s most livable places"

Our commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen includes:

Greenbank has chosen to embark on a partnership with the Trust for Nature organisation and purchased 143 hectares of Trust for Nature covenanted land in the fragile Victorian Gippsland region, incorporating the vital wetlands and water collection areas of Lake Wellington and Lake Victoria.

The wetlands adjoin extensive public reserve and preserve vital habitat areas crucial to many Australian coastal and wetland birds including white-bellied sea-eagles. In shaping our approach to corporate responsibility, we liaised with a range of business and non-business interest groups to ensure that we fully understood their expectations of us as a corporate citizen. We took the time to ensure our policies and programs addressed relevant issues in the community. To read more about the Trust for Nature organisation and their programs, visit trustfornature.org.au