Platinum Tree Co-Operative


Platinum Tree Co-op  is a secure funding accelerator platform.   

 

Regulated under the department of Justice, Platinum tree can work with overseas or local capital to build your project fund before or as you start spending to alleviate project risk.

 

Platinum Tree Co-op was formed to help Governments and Corporations to build  clean, renewable & sustainable energy infrastructure. Our funding platform has taken 5 years to develop with feedback from The United Nations, world banks and scrutinized by the Australian treasury.   If you have a project in mind talk to us about making your capital go further.  

 

This Co-operative has unique attributes and higher security not found in other co-operatives that make it a very useful platform for building funds.


A member’s organisation owned by Australians for Australians.  


MISSION


To build environmentally friendly infrastructure for the benefit of members and communities both local and global.

  
VISION


We aim to provide green infrastructure to communities in need and to assist in reducing our use of CO2 worldwide and meeting the Paris protocol.


WE’VE GOT THE TOOLS: Our founding members have built relationships with world leading bodies, leading corporations and research agencies developing  highly sought after technology that is required to address climate change and other problems facing society and keep moving forward.


CERTIFIED EXPERIENCE: Our management team has highly experienced personal from qualified engineers that worked for NASA, to skilled management and global finance personnel with proven experience. 


INVESTOR READY: Investors aligned with our Vision to invest in renewable green energy, seeking a stable return and a desire to also reduce carbon emissions.

GREEN ENERGY SOLUTIONS: We strive to de-risk volatile green energy investments enabling profitable and environmental outcomes.


REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS: We strive to produce clean green energy to protect the world from climate change and pollution.


INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY: We align with the world’s best and most sustainable emerging energy technology.

The Co-operative Business System


Co-operatives are one of the oldest business systems in the world with many 

Australian businesses including all four major banks starting out as co-operatives. 

Co-operatives are not a new concept as 17.6% of World GDP coming from 

co-operative run businesses. 
A co-operative has many of the same capacities as a bank and a public listed 

company. A group of similar minded businesspeople looking to build

 infrastructure projects that can be used to build a long- term future as well as 

benefit the local community  and reduce the carbon emission levels.
No one person is allowed to own more than 20% of the total shares in the 

co-operative and each person has only one vote even if they have 20% of the 

shareholding. A person with one share also has one vote. 
It can sell shares the same as a public company, but the shareholders must 

participate in the business through a financial investment and also the 

ability to raise funds through a process known as Co-operative Capital Unit

 (CCU) a specially designed procedure under Section 350 of the National 

Co-operatives Act 2012. This process allows the co-operative to offer a

 similar process as a bank offering a term deposit. 
Our co-operative has the necessary commercial, managerial, financial, risk management

 and technical engineering experience to develop and manage major infrastructure projects. 


Our Principles


As a co-operative we are bound by the seven principles:
1.    Open and Voluntary membership
2.    Democratic Member Control
3.    Members Economic Participation
4.    Autonomy and Independence
5.    Education, Training, and Information
6.    Co-operation Among Co-operatives
7.    Concern for the Community
 



 

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