Bus Finance Australia has transitioned into an independent entity after 20 years of operation, focusing on supporting the bus industry in Australia. The finance director, Brett Collins, has introduced the EV Infrastructure Fund to facilitate the transition towards sustainable transportation. This Fund provides financial aid for bus operators, covering costs related to infrastructure essential for zero-emissions vehicles, including battery electric vehicle charging and hydrogen fuel-cell bus infrastructure. The EV Infrastructure Fund operates independently from traditional financiers, aiming to support bus operators in transitioning to eco-friendly models. Collins aims to position Bus Finance Australia as the leading financier for Australian bus operators, offering tailored financial solutions to operators of all sizes. The Fund addresses the financial challenges in adopting zero-emissions buses, providing funds for equipment and infrastructure such as depot renovations, charging equipment, and hydrogen refueling infrastructure. By partnering with private capital funds, Bus Finance Australia seeks to meet the growing demand for green energy support in the transportation sector. The Fund streamlines financial assessments to determine the requirements for zero-emissions infrastructure, assisting operators in finding suitable financing options. With a focus on sustainable practices, the Fund also recommends businesses to operators for the procurement of zero-emissions bus infrastructure. Bus Finance Australia's EV Infrastructure Fund plays a crucial role in supporting the industry's transition towards eco-friendly transportation and reducing the barriers to adopting zero-emissions buses. Through tailored financial packages and strategic partnerships, the Fund aims to accelerate the shift towards sustainable bus operations in Australia.