COAG discusses energy and climate change
COAG notes that the introduction of an emissions trading scheme to achieve emission reductions will constitute the most “significant economic and structural reform undertaken in
March 28, 2008
COAG notes that the introduction of an emissions trading scheme to achieve emission reductions will constitute the most “significant economic and structural reform undertaken in
EnergyAustralia says New South Wales Central Coast households are expected to save more than $1 million on their water and energy bills and will reduce
China plans to spend Y41.8 billion (A$6.5 billion) on energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emission reduction schemes this year, an increase in funding of 78
Professor Ross Garnaut has released a discussion paper on an Australian emissions trading scheme model, stating that the introduction of an ETS signals the opportunity
Making buildings more energy efficient is a cost-effective way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, particularly since existing buildings account for 24% of world CO2 emissions,
Mitsubishi Electric Corp has announced it will invest ¥7 billion (A$77.5 million) as part of its effort to boost annual production capacity of solar energy
Professor Ross Garnaut has released a discussion paper on an Australian emissions trading scheme, stating that the introduction of an ETS signals the opportunity for
Federal Climate Change Minister Penny Wong has announced the Australian Government’s detailed timetable for introduction of emissions trading. ” the=”” introduction=”” of=”” emissions=”” trading=”” will=””
Federal Energy Minister Martin Ferguson says there is no doubt the two major themes of energy policy for the next few years are energy security
The Greek Environment Minister has approved the NAP for emission trading in the period 2008-12, national media reported. Greece will more than cover its commitments