some thoughts

We did mention the CEFC as a possible source of finance, I recall
From: http://www.cleanenergyfinancecorp.com.au/media/32247/definitional_guidance_renewable_energy_technologies.pdf

"Under the CEFC Act, the definition of “renewable energy technologies” includes:
(a) hybrid technologies that integrate renewable energy technologies; and
(b) technologies (including enabling technologies) that are related to renewable energy technologies."
and
"The CEFC defines a “hybrid” as a combination of technologies that integrate a renewable energy generation technology with other technologies into a combined system (i.e. a “hybridised” generation system).
The Board has adopted the principle that to qualify for investment:
? hybrid technologies and/or systems should have a majority renewable energy technology component, and
? an eligible project involving hybrid technologies and/or systems would produce an outcome which results in energy production from the hybrid system having an emissions intensity of less than 50 per cent of the existing generation system as connected to the transmission network/grid or (where not connected to a grid), less than 50 per cent of the emissions intensity of the baseline activity."

CFU or someone could have a go surely!