The asset
The asset
A single, defined allocation of HFC import quota: 13,700 tonnes CO₂e, held by Greenstar Climate Solutions Pty Ltd and offered through scheduled sealed-bid tender events. This page sets out the provenance of that allocation, its vintage breakdown, the regulatory framework it sits within, and the transfer mechanics that complete a sale.
Provenance
One allocation, held and sold by a single party
Greenstar Climate Solutions Pty Ltd is the sole seller of its own quota. The allocation is a single, defined quantity of HFC import quota issued under Australia's controlled-substances framework, not an aggregation of third-party holdings.
HFC import quota authorises the import of hydrofluorocarbons into Australia, up to a defined limit expressed in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. The allocation described here is held by Greenstar Climate Solutions Pty Ltd and is sold in clearly specified volumes through scheduled tender events. Every volume offered comes from this one allocation.
Provenance specifics, including the issuing instrument, the licence reference under which the quota is held, and the date of grant, are [TBC] and are confirmed to verified participants in the Information Memorandum.
Allocation on offer
Total
13,700
tonnes CO₂e
2026 vintage
6,850
tonnes CO₂e
2027 vintage
6,850
tonnes CO₂e
Next scheduled tender
Vintages
Two vintages, each a defined compliance year
A vintage is the compliance year to which the quota applies: the year in which the authorised import volume may be used. The allocation is split across two consecutive vintages, and each tender offers a clearly specified volume drawn from them.
2026 vintage
6,850
tonnes CO₂e
Authorised for the 2026 compliance year. Offered as a specified volume within scheduled tenders, with no aggregation of quota held by any other party.
2027 vintage
6,850
tonnes CO₂e
Authorised for the 2027 compliance year. Offered as a specified volume within scheduled tenders, with no aggregation of quota held by any other party.
The two vintages together comprise the full allocation of 13,700 tonnes CO₂e. Where a tender offers a portion of a vintage, the available volume and the applicable compliance year are stated precisely in the tender documentation.
Regulatory framework
Governed by the OPSGGM Act, overseen by DCCEEW
HFC import quota in Australia sits within a controlled-substances regime administered by the Commonwealth. The allocation on offer, and any transfer of it, is subject to that regime.
The Ozone Protection and Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Management Act 1989 (the OPSGGM Act) is the Commonwealth legislation that regulates the import, export and manufacture of ozone-depleting substances and synthetic greenhouse gases, including hydrofluorocarbons. It establishes the licensing and quota arrangements that cap the volume of HFCs that may be imported into Australia.
The Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) administers the Act. DCCEEW issues controlled substances licences, allocates and records HFC import quota, and approves transfers of quota between licence-holders. Holding a valid Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Licence (SGGL) is a precondition for participating in a tender and for taking a transfer of quota.
Nothing on this platform is a financial product, and no public offer of securities or financial products is made. The allocation is a controlled commodity, and each sale is a bilateral transaction subject to the Act and to DCCEEW approval.
Transfer mechanics
Completion is conditional on DCCEEW approval
A quota transfer between licence-holders is given effect through the prescribed Commonwealth process. The high-level mechanics are set out below; exact procedural detail is confirmed in the sale documentation.
Licence verification
Both parties must hold a valid Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Licence (SGGL). Eligibility is verified before any transfer proceeds.
Lodge Form 35
The quota transfer is given effect by lodging the prescribed transfer form, Form 35, with DCCEEW for approval.
Approval and completion
Completion of the sale is conditional on DCCEEW approving the transfer. The quota moves to the buyer only on that approval.
Exact procedural specifics, including documentary requirements, lodgement steps and indicative approval timeframes, are [TBC] and are confirmed to verified participants as part of the sale agreement. The transfer is administered between licence-holders and takes effect on DCCEEW approval.
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