Any national energy efficiency scheme is unlikely to be ambitious enough to suit the ACT, which will introduce its own South Australian-style scheme from the start of next year.
The first in a regular new CE Daily series that details what to look out for over the next few weeks, including regulatory changes, new grant schemes and federal and state policy proposals open for comment.
Cutting emissions to 40% below 1990 by 2020 will cost each Canberran $216 or deliver them a net benefit of $82.99, depending on how it's done, according to studies released today by the ACT Government.
Most companies are closely watching the Federal carbon price push – and the likely outlines of a deal are starting to emerge – but state, territory and local governments are also taking action that has major implications for business.