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• New industrial activities poised to enter efficiency scheme
  
• European regulators praise integrity of Australian carbon market
  
• Carbon Conscious aims to deliver four million credits annually by 2020

Low international carbon prices have burnt plenty of market players, but Australia's CO2 Group has turned them to its advantage, today announcing a new Asia joint venture that has rights to credits from projects in Vietnam and India.

• Coal miner signs $1.8 million BioBanking agreement
  
• IBM reports big HVAC energy savings
  
• New carbon credit rules finalised
  
• New Zealand clarifies trading scheme changes

• South Korea passes emissions trading legislation
  
• New carbon credit rules on the horizon for piggeries
  
• NZ considers excluding small landfills from ETS

• Woolworths reflects on energy savings
  
• Treasury seeks views on carbon credits regulations
  
• Re-start date for Orica plant to be set next week
  
• IEA scrutinises deployment strategies for renewables

• Senate schedules carbon farming, product stewardship inquiries
  
• ESAA hands out sustainability awards
  
• NT native vegetation bill inserts carbon criteria into permitting processes
  
• Combet points to action by China

• Enforceable undertaking: port deepening company to pay $75,000
  
• No CO2 offsets required of BHP/Mitsubishi coal mine
  
• BlueScope: trading or a carbon tax is the best for Australia
  
• Faragher tweaks conditions on WA port expansion
  
• NZ scientists slam 'obscure, ridiculous' High Court challenge by sceptics

• Solar companies give undertakings; ACCC flags use of new power
  
• Watchdog issues oil and gas leaks warning
  
• Australia Post boosts CO2 target, developing offset product
  
• UN climate chief, ministers, to speak at Sydney conference

The U.S. Waxman-Markey climate bill, which recognises carbon offsets from changed agricultural practices, will 'fundamentally change the game that's being played in Australia', says Peter Cosier, director of the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists.

• U.S. climate bill does more to protect jobs, says Robb
  
• Origin backs largest carbon forest sink project
  
• Responsible investment report uncovers mixed results for Australia
  
• DAFF invites forest industries climate change grant applications
  
• Members Equity signs covenant with EPA Victoria
  
• Tasmanian oil spill costs shipping company $26,000