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Finance experts say Australian renewable energy could benefit from Islamic bond market

Published 26 July 2022, 10:11 am
Islamic finance experts say the federal government needs to take steps to facilitate investment from the Middle East to fund its ambitious renewable energy projects. Western nations around the world are benefiting from the Sharia-compliant Islamic bond market, known as sukuk, and experts say it's time Australia got on board.
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