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| | | ... There is likely to be a lot of pressure to continue the floor price because the influx of cheap CERs will depress the carbon price further than what the government has predicted. The boarder question here is about the congruency of Australia's scheme ... |
| | | | ... integrated a number of state and federal government initiatives into its calculations, including the clean energy future carbon price, the RET, the New South Wales Greenhouse Gas Reduction Scheme, the Queensland Gas Scheme, and the Victorian Government ... |
| | | | ... "This is an area that should be expected to change as directly impacted companies ready for the introduction of a carbon price." |
| | | | ... cap will probably not be set until 2014. However, many businesses will not want to wait until 2014 to contract with carbon price certainty for their business for 2015, and will be looking to buy carbon units much earlier than that in order to firm up ... |
| | | | With the arrival of the annual general meeting (AGM) season, governance experts and sustainability researchers say that some issues at play this year will include executive remuneration and the processes around capital raisings, plus resolutions on ... |
| | | | ... recent company announcements to the Australian Stock Exchange, few if any stocks will be re-rated because of the carbon price. Investors will assess the carbon footprint of their portfolios and carbon liability will become a portfolio exposure to manage ... |
| | | | The proposed price on carbon is proving a "entry point" for discussing environmental, social and governance risk with CFOs and other financial executives who don't currently report on sustainability, according to Aaron Magner, director of sustainability ... |
| | | | ... expected to be subject to the tax. From 2015, the scheme will convert to an emissions trading scheme, allowing the carbon price to then be set by the market and permits to be traded. IGCC said that any delay to introducing a carbon price as established ... |
| | | | The proposed carbon price would have a limited impact on superannuation funds overall, amounting to a cost of up to 0.8% of revenue from companies held in the Australian equity portfolios of 14 of the largest superannuation funds. This conclusion comes ... |
| | | | ... average cost of each claim and a 43% reduction in workers compensation claims. Mirvac said in its presentation that the carbon price as proposed by the Gillard government would result in the cost of a three-bedroom house rising by less than AU$1,000. ... |
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