GBA is building a commercially integrated Pongamia biofuel and carbon credit business. Partnerships are central to that across fuel trials, plantation development, capital, and research. This page describes how we work with different partners.
Three factors are converging right now: Safeguard Mechanism baselines declining at 4.9%/year; $1.1bn in federal Cleaner Fuels Program funding opening for applications in 2026–27; and a feedstock development cycle that requires years of lead time.
The plantation clock is the binding constraint. Trees planted in 2026 begin producing seed oil by 2029–2030. Operations that need fuel supply in place by 2027–2028 need to be engaging with supply chain development now.
Five partnership models — each with its own engagement structure and value proposition.
Co-designed fuel trial using your fleet and site conditions, site-specific carbon and cost modelling, priority access to commercial supply as GBA scales production, and potential co-investment in plantation development to secure supply chain and ACCU benefits.
Enquire about trial partnership →Land assessment and agronomic suitability evaluation at no cost to the landowner. Plantation establishment funded by GBA or through a joint venture. Revenue sharing from seed oil sales and ACCU sequestration credits. Long-term land use agreement with defined terms.
Enquire about plantation development →The investment thesis: regulated demand (Safeguard Mechanism), $1.1bn government support (Cleaner Fuels Program), dual revenue streams (fuel + ACCUs), long-lived productive assets (40+ year plantations), domestic supply chain, and strong ESG credentials.
GBA is currently pre-commercial, raising capital for plantation establishment (Stage 1: 500–1,000 ha), processing infrastructure, and commercial trial programme.
Request investor information package →Access to established Pongamia plantation sites, PD100™ fuel samples for independent testing, co-authorship on joint publications, industry partner status for ARC Linkage grant applications. Research areas actively sought: combustion engineering, tropical agronomy, carbon accounting, remote sensing, biofuel chemistry.
Contact the research team →GBA participates in DCCEEW and ARENA stakeholder consultation for the Cleaner Fuels Program. Available to brief departmental staff, participate in roundtables, and provide technical input to methodology and standard development. GBA can contribute evidence for: Pongamia PPO inclusion in low carbon fuel standards; mine site rehabilitation and carbon farming integration; regional employment creation in central and northern Queensland; Indigenous workforce participation programmes.
Contact for government enquiries →All partnership conversations start with a direct discussion between your team and ours about your specific context, constraints, and objectives. Complete the form below and we will be in touch within two business days.
Or contact directly: info@GreenBiofuels.com.au · +61 0407 142 840