CARBON POLLUTION REDUCTION SCHEME: IMPACT ON THE MINING AND ENERGY INDUSTRIES
Grant Anderson
Abstract
Grant Anderson
Abstract
In its Green Paper released on 16 July 2008, the Federal Government set out its proposals for an Australian emissions trading scheme. This scheme, which is to be known as the Australian Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme ('CPRS'), will have a significant impact on Australia's mining and energy industries. The purpose of this article is to outline some of the risks and opportunities that the scheme presents to these industries.
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In its Green Paper released on 16 July 2008, the Federal Government set out its proposals for an Australian emissions trading scheme. This scheme, which is to be known as the Australian Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme ('CPRS'), will have a significant impact on Australia's mining and energy industries. The purpose of this article is to outline some of the risks and opportunities that the scheme presents to these industries.
Key concepts: Project commissioning, Emissions trading, Scheme (mathematics), Government (linguistics), Reduction (mathematics), Pollution, Publishing, Business