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Australia advances ACCU integrity reforms bill | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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The Australian government has advanced legislation to strengthen integrity and transparency in its Australian Carbon Credit Unit (ACCU) Scheme, including new powers to address carbon crediting methods deemed to pose integrity risks. The Carbon Credits and Other Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Transparency) Bill 2026, introduced to parliament on 20 August, will also reform ACCU Scheme governance, native title consent requirements and the government's role in buying credits. The legislation l
Australia to end Climate Active certification program | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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The Australian government will end the Climate Active certification programme and phase out voluntary certification of businesses' climate claims after a formal transition, the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW) has announced. The department launched an eight-week consultation on 24 July to seek feedback on two options: full closure of the scheme or closure with some voluntary standards and guidance retained. A final decision and details of transitional arra
Australia's NSW's climate goals need policy support | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Australia's New South Wales (NSW) state is unlikely to meet its 2030 and 2035 targets of cutting emissions by 50pc and 70pc from 2005 levels without policy changes, the state government-owned Net Zero Commission stated in its 2026 Annual Progress Report today. The decarbonisation rate in 2023-30 needs to be at 5.5mn t/yr of CO2-equivalent (CO2e), more than 2.5 times faster than the 2.1mn t CO2e/yr achieved in 2004-23. The rate is higher than an earlier pathway the commission indicated in March.
Nippon Paper launches Australian ACCU project | Latest Market News (opens the original)
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Japan's Nippon Paper Industries, through its wholly owned subsidiary Nippon Paper Resources Australia (NPR), has launched a carbon credit generation project in Australia's Green Triangle region of western Victoria, the company said on 15 July. NPR received approval from Australia's Clean Energy Regulator (CER) in 2026 to register the carbon project that will generate Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs) from new radiata pine plantations established on land previously used for hardwood forestry
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