an australian company that promised to penetrate the 662 billion market for clean power storage by the first half of this year is struggling to drum up 1 million to pay interest on two green bonds if it doesn’t find the cash by the end of next week it’ll be a rare default in the green bond market queenslandbased energy storage pty ltd failed to send funds to an issuing entity owned by londonbased bond originator bedford row capital when coupons were due on jan 6 according to a statement tuesday the company has now 14 days to pay them before default energy storage which is set to launch onsite clean power storage by the first half of 2022 didn’t respond to a request for comment from bloomberg news