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Showing posts with label Energy Industry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Energy Industry. Show all posts
Friday, August 28, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
CPRS fears prompt TRUenergy to put works on hold; and more*
CPRS fears prompt TRUenergy to put works on hold * Correction to WWF article * Nationals hit out at prospect of finance for developing nations * International Energy Agency issues new reports on energy efficiency, CCS » read the full story »
Repowering Australia: Gore launches ‘safe climate’ push
Nobel Prize winner and former U.S. Vice President Al Gore this morning launched a project that aims develop a costed program to rapidly transition Australia to a zero net emissions economy and which draws heavily for its inspiration on his Repower America initiative. » read the full story »
WWF’s Greg Bourne hits out at big emitters ‘crying poor’
WWF chief Greg Bourne has hit out at big emitters ‘crying poor’, releasing new research showing ten firms – including BP, the company he used to run in Australia – will receive free permits worth $1.86 billion in 2012-13, despite making $868.5 billion in profits over the past five years. » read the full story »
CPRS fears prompt TRUenergy to put works on hold * Correction to WWF article * Nationals hit out at prospect of finance for developing nations * International Energy Agency issues new reports on energy efficiency, CCS » read the full story »
Repowering Australia: Gore launches ‘safe climate’ push
Nobel Prize winner and former U.S. Vice President Al Gore this morning launched a project that aims develop a costed program to rapidly transition Australia to a zero net emissions economy and which draws heavily for its inspiration on his Repower America initiative. » read the full story »
WWF’s Greg Bourne hits out at big emitters ‘crying poor’
WWF chief Greg Bourne has hit out at big emitters ‘crying poor’, releasing new research showing ten firms – including BP, the company he used to run in Australia – will receive free permits worth $1.86 billion in 2012-13, despite making $868.5 billion in profits over the past five years. » read the full story »
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
UNECE to participate in International Energy Conference, Vienna, 22-24 June
http://www.unece.org//press/pr2009/09sed_p04e.htm
The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) will actively contribute to the policy discussions at the International Energy Conference 2009, which will be held on 22-24 June 2009 in Vienna. Organized by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in cooperation with the Austrian Development Cooperation and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, the conference will provide a platform for high-level policymakers, private sector and civil society representatives from developing and industrialized countries to discuss energy issues in the context of the current global financial and economic crisis.[Mon0day, 22 June 2009]
http://www.unece.org//press/pr2009/09sed_p04e.htm
The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) will actively contribute to the policy discussions at the International Energy Conference 2009, which will be held on 22-24 June 2009 in Vienna. Organized by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in cooperation with the Austrian Development Cooperation and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, the conference will provide a platform for high-level policymakers, private sector and civil society representatives from developing and industrialized countries to discuss energy issues in the context of the current global financial and economic crisis.[Mon0day, 22 June 2009]
Monday, January 5, 2009
Emissions reduction scheme-energy firms feel let down
16/12/2008 - Energy companies say the federal government's proposed carbon pollution reduction scheme (CPRS) will result in too heavy a cost burden while others are disappointed there is no support for "green" power generators.
In a white paper on the proposed CPRS release on Monday, the federal government set an absolute maximum cut to emissions of 15 per cent by 2020 - if the world signs an effective climate pact.
In a white paper on the proposed CPRS release on Monday, the federal government set an absolute maximum cut to emissions of 15 per cent by 2020 - if the world signs an effective climate pact.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Electricity sector calls for "pass through" clause for ETS
8/8/08:
Electricity companies intend to pass on any extra costs they face under an emissions trading scheme (ETS) while also accepting compensation from the Rudd government.
Clauses for "carbon adjustment" were now being added to future electricity supply contracts, according to a Fairfax report on Thursday.
A lobby group also says the move will see the coal-fired sector pass on the cost of tackling climate change to the consumer.
Electricity companies intend to pass on any extra costs they face under an emissions trading scheme (ETS) while also accepting compensation from the Rudd government.
Clauses for "carbon adjustment" were now being added to future electricity supply contracts, according to a Fairfax report on Thursday.
A lobby group also says the move will see the coal-fired sector pass on the cost of tackling climate change to the consumer.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Emission trading offers least cost cuts
Emission trading offers least cost cuts: energy industry
The Energy Supply Association of Australia (ESAA) has released economic modeling that suggests an emissions trading scheme (ETS) could deliver least cost carbon abatement to 2020, although electricity prices for consumers may rise significantly – by between 24% and 28% in real terms compared to business as usual. It comes as the Coalition waivers on support for an ETS...
(29 July 2008) Full Story
The Energy Supply Association of Australia (ESAA) has released economic modeling that suggests an emissions trading scheme (ETS) could deliver least cost carbon abatement to 2020, although electricity prices for consumers may rise significantly – by between 24% and 28% in real terms compared to business as usual. It comes as the Coalition waivers on support for an ETS...
(29 July 2008) Full Story
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