| As the Australian Parliament reconvenes, it’s timely to reassess the scope for Australia to establish a clear, enduring path to efficiently meet its current and future carbon targets. This week, the Energy Networks Association (ENA) released a final report by Jacobs analysing alternate options for carbon policy in Australia.
The analysis has informed ENA’s publication, Enabling Australia’s Cleaner Energy Transition, which proposes seven steps to smarter carbon policy. The Jacobs analysis evaluated three different policy settings for achieving the current Australian abatement target (26 to 28% below 2005 levels by 2030).............................................Full Article: Source
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