March 2009 Newsletter
Energetics an expert witness in the Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into the CPRS and Energetics recommends improvements to the new National Standard on Voluntary Carbon Offsets.
- Energetics an expert witness in the Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into the CPRS
- Energetics recommends improvements to the new National Standard on Voluntary Carbon Offsets
- The Energy Efficiency Forum: Sydney, 8th April and Melbourne, 21st April
- Secure your business future with training in life cycle thinking
Energetics an expert witness in the Senate Economics Committee Inquiry into the CPRS
From over 1000 submissions on the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme Green Paper, Energetics is one of 50 experts called to speak to its submission during the course of the Senate Economics Committee deliberations. Energetics will appear before the Committee on Wednesday, 25th March, in Canberra.To view more information follow the link.
Representing Energetics will be Patrick Denvir, General Manager, Consulting and Jon Sibley, Regional CARE Manager, ACT.To view Energetics submission on the CPRS Green Paper, follow the link to our website.
Energetics recommends improvements to the new National Standard on Voluntary Carbon Offsets
Energetics' supports the Federal Government's plans to establish a new National Standard for the voluntary carbon market and recently made a submission to the government's discussion paper on the Standard. We supported many elements of the Government’s proposed National Carbon Offset Standard, however we are concerned that the Standard limits the growth of the market. We also expressed concern that the government may be considering allowing a less than rigorous assessment of emissions for organisations wanting to claim carbon neutrality.Follow the link to view our submission.
The Energy Efficiency Forum: Sydney, 8th April and Melbourne, 21st April
Mention "Energetics" and receive a 20% discount on registration for this forum, hosted by Ethical Investor. Energetics is a proud sponsor of this forum which considers the financial benefits to your business of energy efficiency programs, available funding, the effect of the incoming CPRS, and energy efficiency programs that have worked for large Australian businesses.
To find out more information about the event follow the link.Secure your business future with training in life cycle thinking
The Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association (PACIA) has commissioned Energetics to develop and deliver training sessions that are designed to promote the fundamentals of a life cycle approach, as well as an understanding of the business benefits. The training demonstrates a range of case studies and real-life examples of how life cycle thinking has enabled organisations to achieve resource efficiencies, establish successful supply chain partnerships, and increase the value of their products or services.
Visit PACIA’s website to register for the course.