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Slowdown at Hydro Tasmania
Hydro Tasmania, which last year announced a record $103 million profit, is likely to see its financial performance suffer as energy demand slows and the carbon price falls. The Tasmanian
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Playford B: solar or coal?
The future of the mothballed Playford B power station in Port Augusta is uncertain after the Federal Government failed to negotiate contracts for closure with a number of power generators,
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Carbon decision to save Oz polluters $2.5 billion
Carbon analytics company RepuTex has reported that Australia’s top polluters will save approximately $2.5 billion over 5 years as a result of the government’s decision to align Australia’s carbon scheme
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Govt drops carbon price floor
The Gillard Government has scrapped the announced $15 floor price for carbon and as the price of carbon falls worldwide will link with the European Union’s emissions trading scheme from
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Australia a “role model” on carbon: GE
Australia is seen as a role model on low carbon policy according to a GE executive. Beth Comstock, chief marketing officer of GE said, “I can say from a global
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Carbon tax to cost Woodside less than 1 percent of revenue
Australia’s largest oil and gas company, Woodside Petroleum, will bear costs of less than 1 percent of expected revenues – or as little as $20 million – as a result
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Carbon price $5 by 2020: Bloomberg
A report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance claims that the carbon price in Australia will fall from $23 today to $16 in 2016 and to $5 by 2020. Bloomberg analyst
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Carbon price not enough for renewable future: Grattan Institute
The Federal Government’s carbon pricing regime was not sufficient incentive to foster the generation of low-cost renewable energy technologies, according to a report from the University of Melbourne thinktank the
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Let the market decide carbon price: Delta chief
The chief executive of one of Australia’s largest carbon emitters says the Government’s $23 per tonne carbon price is too low to change market behaviour, and says the market should
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Australia’s biggest polluters: the list
COMPANY Emissions @A$23/tonne mln (mln t/yr) Macquarie Generation 23.4 A$538.2m Delta Electricity 20.5 A$471.5m Great Energy alliance 19.8 A$455.4m International Power 17.2 A$395. C S Energy Ltd 16.8 A$386.4m TRUenergy






