Browsing: <a href="/tag/wa">WA</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/carbon-law-policy-nger">Carbon law, policy/NGER</a>

• Oil and gas industry service provider now carbon-price liable
  
• WorleyParsons analyses prospects for Pilbara algal industry
  
• Victoria names sustainability award finalists

• WA to boost commercial waste processing through municipal facilities
  
• Be transparent in carbon compensation reviews: Rio Tinto
  
• Clean Energy Regulator, ACCC and AER detail terms for cooperation

• NGERS reporting: OSCAR training dates
  
• New funding aims to 'upgrade' brown coal
  
• WA trials online mine environmental performance reporting

• Government changes terms for key carbon grants
  
• Magellan cleared to recommence lead shipments
  
• Institute invites tenders for carbon decision-making guide

• How large emitters will deal with free carbon units: PwC
  
• Climate department to create emissions verification expert panel
  
• WA Government announces Waste Authority board changes

A regular CE Daily update on what to look out for over the next few weeks nationally and in states and territories – including legislative changes, policy proposals and funding offers.

• Government introduces bills to amend carbon price, CFI and NGERS schemes
  
• Views sought on carbon price scheme opt-in terms for liquid fuel users
  
• WA issues guidance on uranium transport; minerals exploration and prospecting

• WA takes light-handed approach with enforcement
  
• ACT shortlists 10 to provide solar PV, as Qld abandons the field
  
• Waste funding on offer for packaging covenant signatories
  
• Carbon Markets Institute to host symposium
  
• New VEET guidelines out for comment
  
• Waste company fined $20,000

• WA EPA recommends approval for state's first uranium mine
  
• NSW formalises closure of trading scheme
  
• Mobil distribution depot to end Yarra River discharges

Most states are using the carbon price to abolish or delay climate programs and conditions, often saving themselves millions and easing controls on business, even though some are simultaneously talking of a High Court challenge.