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Ferguson cold on mandatory efficiency scheme; and more

  • Ferguson on energy efficiency: we favour market approaches
  • Exploration acreage not given proper environmental scrutiny, gas company says
  • Don't proceed with renewables target scheme, BCA tells Government
  • Network regulation hampering demand management, report finds
  • Victoria establishes climate change advisory group
  • We're now carbon neutral, City of Sydney says


WA power plant challenge fails; Gore calls for 100% renewables; NPI; and more

  • Coal-fired power plant assessment challenge fails
  • Banksia Award winners announced
  • National Pollutant Inventory issues new manuals
  • Gore urges U.S. to be 100% renewable in a decade (with video)
  • OECD calls for policy shift on biofuels

How to make your greenhouse gas data carbon market ready

Is your chief financial officer still reeling from the dawning realisation of the scale of your company's carbon liabilities and the huge challenge involved in keeping proper and timely account of them?



No wonder. Chances are the way your company currently collects greenhouse gas data won't cut it when trading starts.



CE Daily talks to Ernst & Young's Lorraine Stephenson about the complex task of integrating greenhouse gas data with traditional financial data.(plus audio)



How to communicate on climate to investors; plus supply chain reporting

There is still a tendency to indulge in 'trophy cabinet' reporting on sustainability and climate change, despite dramatic improvements in the quality of reporting, says Colonial First State's Amanda McCluskey.



Meanwhile, the Carbon Disclosure Project sets out best practice measures to encourage supply chain reporting of emissions and carbon strategies.



Labor's first Budget – $342 million for climate programs in 2008-09

It's Labor's first commitment period – with the Rudd government last night setting out where its climate change and environment cash will be spent over 2008-2012. New Budget climate measures will get $341.6 million in 2008-09 and a total of $2.3 billion over 2007-08 to 2011-12.



Meanwhile, Treasurer Wayne Swan says the review of the tax system – due to report by the end of 2009 – will 'look at the role to be played by environmental taxes'.

CE Daily looks at where the money will go and guides you through the maze of Budget papers.


News in brief, May 13, 2008

  • National Water Commission to scrutinise water use by mines
  • Federal energy program issues detailed efficiency guide
  • NSW issues exemptions for land-applied wastes
  • Shipping company fined $35,000
  • Queensland council fined $40,000
  • National Pollutant Inventory offers training on new reporting system
  • Queensland EPA offers sustainability grants
  • GM crops a boon for regional economies, ABARE says

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