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• Queensland dumps business environmental rebate scheme
  
• ACCC to host carbon claims webcast for small business
  
• Victoria releases coal region 'roadmap'
  
• NSW issues risk guidelines for groundwater-reliant ecosystems

The Clean Energy Regulator today revealed how nine coal-fired generators will share in a $5.5 billion assistance package comprising cash and free carbon units.

• NGERS changes revealed, views sought on CSG emissions
  
• ASIC details temporary carbon registration process
  
• Ferguson announces $9.9m wave energy grant

• Queensland minister attacks Orica's 'long history' of breaches
  
• Ernst & Young develops carbon price guide for CFOs
  
• Ai Group and AusIndustry run carbon grants seminars
  
• Sydney City wins $3.75m trigeneration grant
  
• SA EPA invites contaminated sites auditor applications

• State schemes still unnecessary if carbon price goes: Coalition
  
• Environmental regulators explore 'proceeds of crime' options
  
• Retrofit payoff: building bought for $7.95m, sold for $12.25m
  
• Australia on track to meet Kyoto emissions commitment
  
• Tasmania urged to prioritise Climate Council tasks

• Poor measurement to blame for 'doubling' in Hazelwood's particle emissions
  
• Orica faces court order after cyanide discharges
  
• Call to use government contracts to improve sustainability
  
• Geothermal trial receives Victorian grant
  
• Combet unfazed by claims of Constitutional breach

• Lease financing on offer for energy efficiency upgrades
  
• Newcastle joins drive to finance building upgrades
  
• Abbott to Gillard: energy retailers must itemise carbon costs

• NSW waters down public access to industry pollution response plans
  
• Senate passes radioactive waste bill
  
• ASIC issues licensing guidance on carbon trading
  
• How the CEFC should spend $10bn on clean energy: Deloitte

The Clean Energy Finance Corporation, which will receive $10 billion over five years to invest in clean energy technology, will be headquartered in Sydney, Prime Minister Julia Gillard said today.

• Combet names carbon scheme supremo
  
• Three energy efficiency grant schemes open for applications
  
• Property trusts to benefit from changes to state 'green upgrades' law