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| | | Australian businesses risk having to pay an expensive levy to export goods to the European Union based on the intensity of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions used in making and shipping products. The European Parliament's environment committee recently ... |
| | | | ... insights into how markets are exposed to carbon risks, Robeco looked at the potential financial effects of a universal carbon tax. Whilst there is no actual universal carbon tax, governments are setting targets and allocating money towards those ends. ... |
| | | | ... requirements for reporting, Australia has seven, while Singapore has 12 and South Africa has 20. Singapore has introduced a carbon tax for direct large direct emitters, and in South Africa, companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are required ... |
| | | | ... that's excellent, but there may be significant environmental risk associated there - 10 years from now, if they put on a carbon tax, companies with a significant carbon intensity exposure might be a disadvantage." The results of their internal research ... |
| | | | ... stocks in companies focusing in energy efficiency markets. "The scenario that we are analysing is that a carbon price or carbon tax is implemented in the global economy, the cost of every producer of energy goes up, people use less energy as a result ... |
| | | | Climate change risks could significantly impact suppliers' business operations, revenues or expenditures, but less than half of suppliers participating in the CDP's annual supply chain survey have set a target to reduce carbon emissions. CDP has released ... |
| | | | ... would have to be operating at well above business as usual emissions to exceed their baseline. Unlike the previous carbon tax, there's no real constraint on Australia's emissions. The government has said that the purpose of the safeguard mechanism is ... |
| | | | ... as an investment market. "Investors here have been asking me that question, 'how did I feel about the repeal of the carbon tax,' and 'what's happening w/ the RET,'" Pegan said. "I believe the carbon price will come back one day, but the RET, that will ... |
| | | | ... per tonne of carbon emissions will have to review contracts with their customers and calculate the amount that the carbon tax represented as part of the overall costs of their products, said Elisa de Wit, a partner and head of climate change at Norton ... |
| | | | ... "The value of Australian Carbon Credit Units has been influenced by pricing under the Carbon Pricing Mechanism - or carbon tax - which was intended to drive behavioural change, whereas a lowest bid approach, will drive low value carbon reduction. For ... |
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