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Delivering nature enhanced value

Achieving Net Zero is central to Australia’s future competitiveness, helping preserve key export markets, mitigate carbon border risks, and position the country as a leader in renewable energy, critical minerals and green manufacturing. Nature-based environmental credits are an invaluable tool to help industry transition to greener practices. The Net Zero trajectory is creating strong investment opportunities across Australia.

Australia’s transition to Net Zero

The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to Net Zero by 2050 and set a 2035 emissions reduction target of 62–70% (below 2005 levels), driving structural growth in demand for domestic abatement. It has also committed to a near-term milestone of reducing emissions by 43% by 2030, reinforcing the urgency for accelerated action across all sectors.

To induce meaningful change by 2030 and 2050, Australia’s international commitments are driving strong demand for carbon abatement as Safeguard Mechanism (SGM) participants work to reduce their emissions or acquire environmental credits. Australia’s ACCU market benefits from growing voluntary demand, as well as regulated compliance demand from SGM participants.

Reputable forecasts of Australia’s liquid, active market for environmental credits, project that investors will have exposure to an appreciating carbon price, generating real value that can be monetised now and in the future.

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Generating tradeable biodiversity certificates

Australia’s Nature Repair Market (NRM) is a world-first, government-led voluntary biodiversity market established to drive investment in large-scale nature restoration. The scheme enables the creation of biodiversity certificates for measurable ecological outcomes and is designed to operate alongside carbon markets, allowing projects to deliver complementary biodiversity and carbon benefits.

Recent reforms are helping to drive the NRM’s development and scale, supporting Salubris’ outcome-driven land management approach and providing a long-term policy platform for growth and value creation.

Through the NRM, Salubris plans to enhance existing carbon projects with nature repair components and develop standalone biodiversity projects, creating additional value for investors.

Leading the way

Established portfolio of “owned” projects and an expanding pipeline of future opportunities. These include:

  • Gindalbie Station’s exemplar Human-Induced Regeneration (HIR) project, and a portfolio of other high-margin HIR Projects under review and/or offer in the Western Australian Goldfields. 
  • Tenure pathways across 30M hectares of land, including a joint venture on Unallocated Crown Land (UCL) in the Western Australian Goldfields, via an exclusive carbon and biodiversity partnership with the Marlinyu Ghoorlie (MG) claimant group.
  • A blue carbon opportunity across coastal fringe Crown land on Karratha’s Coastline in the Pilbara.

Australia’s Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) 2025 reform package aligns closely with our outcome-driven land management approach. It provides a long-term policy platform for growth and value generation by:

  • Establishing a potential market for nature positive projects funded via project developers or Government offsets funds.
  • Increasing demand for projects with secure land tenure and Native Title partnerships.
  • Enforcing “net gain” for nature – meaning development proponents must demonstrate measurable ecological improvement. Salubris already integrates biodiversity uplift, carbon sequestration and Traditional Owner involvement across projects.

Unrivalled team of highly capable industry experts. We offer:

  • Exposure to innovative insights and deep carbon knowledge.
  • A breadth of experience in carbon markets and land tenure.
  • Long-term partnerships with Traditional Owners.
  • A strong network of relationships across key industries, including Agriculture, Mining and Energy.

Remarkable investment benefits. These include:

  • Quality return on investment.
  • Positive environmental outcomes with no impact on food security.
  • Genuine empowerment and engagement of Aboriginal communities with optional return of land ownership for Traditional Owners.
  • A secure, long-term supply of environmental credits.
  • Diversification across carbon, biodiversity and nature repair markets, supported by political certainty and Australia’s new emissions reduction target.
  • Leverage to carbon price and hedge against the financial impact of decarbonisation.

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