Green Oil Plantations
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Investment Summary

Green Oil Plantations offer investors the chance to participate in the development of a renewable energy project based in Queensland, Australia. Green Oil Plantations have planted over 140 hectares of Millettia trees which absorb over 7,000 tonnes of Carbon a year, helping to combat climate change..

The trees are harvested twice a year for green oil, which can be used as a source of energy in the same way as conventional fossil fuel. With global demand for energy growing every year and governments setting targets for the use of energy from renewables this is a market that is set to grow. For a minimum investment of £10,000 Investors can purchase leasehold plots of land using personal or pension funds via a SIPP (Self Invested Personal Pension).
Why Invest
Project Options - The rental return is paid annually to the landlord (IE the Investor) as illustrated below:

Investment Return (5 year project)
Year 1  5%
Year 2  10%
Year 3  13%
Year 4  15%
Year 5  17%

Green Oil Plantations makes a final payment at the end of the 5 years of the original investment plus 20%, giving a total return on investment of 80%.
Investment Return (8 year project)
Year 1   4% 
Year 2   8%
Year 3   12%
Year 4 - 8  17%

The total return on investment on the 8 year project is 109%.

Re-Purchase (guaranteed exit strategy) - Green Oil Plantation pay investors fixed annual payments and purchase the plantation back from the investor after a fixed term.
Why Australia
Green Oil Plantations is located in Queensland, in Northern Australia. Australia is a developed country and a secure investment location with a growing economy. As part of the obligations it agreed to at the Kyoto Protocol in 2009, the Australian government has committed to sourcing 20% of Australia’s energy from renewable sources by the year 2020. More recently, they passed a law in 2011 that will implement a tax on carbon emissions, stimulating investment and demand in renewable energy. In addition, there is a large and established market for the plantations’ side products, organic fertilizer and animal feed.