The CSI Community Surplus Fund
The Community Surplus Fund is the mechanism through which eligible project surplus may be allocated for community benefit.
The fund is not supported by gross project revenue.
It exists only after project obligations have been met.
How Surplus Is Created
Successful projects generate revenue over time.
Before any surplus allocation can occur, projects must meet their obligations, including:
- Operating costs
- Financing costs
- Maintenance requirements
- Lifecycle costs
- Required reserves
Only after these obligations have been met can eligible surplus be considered for allocation.
Why The Fund Exists
The purpose of the Community Surplus Fund is to create a long-term connection between successful infrastructure projects and the communities in which they operate.
The objective is to support meaningful outcomes over time rather than one-off contributions.
Governance
Any future allocations will be governed transparently and in accordance with the objectives of Clear Site Infrastructure CIC.
Exploring a Potential Project?
We welcome confidential discussions with commercial occupiers, property owners and public-sector organisations.