NAB Agribusiness Emissions Reduction Incentive Program

Eligible new NAB agribusiness term loans may receive a discount for approved emissions-reduction projects.

Source dated 1 Oct 2026

Product details

As published by NAB. Details not published by the lender are marked.

Loan amount: Not published
Rate: Individual assessment
Rate type: Not published
Term: Not published
Security: Not published
Structure: Term loan incentive program
Fees: Not published
Repayment frequency: Not published
Early repayment: Not published
Time trading: Not published
Turnover: Not published
Documents: Not published
Guarantees: Not published
Funding time: Not published
Green programme borrower: Eligible NAB agribusiness customers
Eligible green assets or projects: Examples include solar and batteries, methane and fertiliser inhibitors, reforestation and pasture rejuvenation with legumes
Green discount: Eligible new term loans may receive a 1.15% p.a. discount; this is not the actual loan rate.
Restrictions: For NAB-approved new agribusiness term loans and projects; eligibility assessed by NAB.
How to apply: Direct with the lender, or through us
Suitable purposes: EquipmentSustainable investment
Green uses: Sustainable agriculture Solar & renewable energy Battery storage Other eligible sustainability projects

Sources and freshness

Version 1, effective 1 Oct 2026. Initial green finance source reconciliation.

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