The Clean Energy Regulator’s QCMR provides a regular view of supply and demand across the carbon markets it administers – large-scale generation certificate (LGCs),
The Clean Energy Regulator Corporate Plan 2021-25 has been submitted to the Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction and has now been published.
The theme for NAIDOC Week 2021 is Heal Country, and the Clean Energy Regulator is proud to be associated with the Indigenous Carbon Industry Network to further the Indigenous carbon sector.
The Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, the Hon Angus Taylor MP, has appointed Ms Kate Vidgen as a new Member of the Clean Energy Regulator Board.
Ms Vidgen brings to the role a wealth of knowledge in the Australian energy sector, particularly her expertise in energy transition.
We were very saddened to hear Chloe Munro, AO, has passed away after a long battle with cancer. Ms Munro was the inaugural Chair of the Clean Energy Regulator (2012-2017).
Current Chair, David Parker, said Chloe was remembered with great fondness and respect by staff and alumni of the agency. “She was the original driver of our agency and establishing our purpose. We are all heirs and beneficiaries of the very stable platform she created,” he said.
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The Clean Energy Regulator has released the Quarterly Carbon Market Report – March Quarter 2021. The report provides market information on the 3 markets administered by the Clean Energy Regulator – the large-scale generation certificates, small-scale technology certificates and Australian carbon credit unit markets.
The 2020 Renewable Energy Target Annual Statement – Large-scale Renewable Energy Target met has been tabled in the Australian Parliament today. As the 2020 target has been met, this is the last annual statement to Parliament on progress towards the Renewable Energy Target.
The Clean Energy Regulator is calling for expressions of interest (EOI) to accelerate the emergence of an exchange traded market for emissions offsets, in effect an Australian carbon exchange. The exchange will make the trading of Australian carbon credit units (ACCUs) simpler, supporting rapidly increasing voluntary demand from the corporate sector.