About Coolum Eco Industrial Park
Coolum Eco Industrial Park is zoned high impact industry and offers the largest allotments currently available on the northern Sunshine Coast. It is ideal for a wide variety of industry activity and provides substantial opportunity for business to grow.
The precinct suits a cross-section of industries, including businesses in:
- logistics
- manufacturing
- processing
- ancillary activities.
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Estate snapshot
Lots | 35 |
Services | Reticulation Roads Telecommunications |
Local government authority | Sunshine Coast Regional Council |
Land use/ Zone | The park is zoned high impact industry. Allotments are serviced and range in size from 5,000 sqm to 1.2 ha. |
Making a difference
Coolum Eco Industrial Park is the first industrial estate on the Sunshine Coast to receive a maximum six leaf EnviroDevelopment certification from the Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA).
Specifically, the EnviroDevelopment accreditation process is separated into 6 key elements, including ecosystems, waste, energy, materials, water and community.
EnviroDevelopment leaves are awarded to environmentally sustainable developments for the following achievements:
 | Improved water use through water efficiency mechanisms and / or source substitution such as rainwater and stormwater harvesting. |
 | Reduced production of greenhouse gases and reduced use of fossil fuels. This is achieved through greater efficiencies in energy usage and use of renewable and non-polluting energy sources such as solar power. |
 | Protected and enhanced health and sustainability of natural systems and the encouragement of native biodiversity and rehabilitation of degraded sites. |
 | Vibrant, cohesive, sustainable communities with good community design; the provision of community facilities and networks; safe, accessible housing and options for the reduced use of private motor vehicles. |
 | Environmentally responsible material usage including reuse of materials, recycled materials and consideration of the life cycle environmental costs of materials. |
 | Comprehensive waste management procedures and practices to reduce the amount of waste to landfill. |
