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Secondary CER price acts as a ceiling to the primary market: 80pc of the EU price

There is no single price in the primary CER market, but rather a range of prices depending on the characteristics of the projects and the contract structures

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CER revenue not the only factor in project development: 50 per cent were above EU5

In 17 CDM projects studied; new non-river run hydro dams, generated CERs even though the cost was potentially higher than the payment for doing so.

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Australian carbon stock exchanges planned: White paper sets rules for free flow of data

The Australian carbon market rules drafted in the White Paper require holders of permits to report when they and their associates have 5 per cent or more of a particular vintage.

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No carbon compo for airlines: carbon price of $25/tonne is 2 per cent; similar to inflation

Australia's Low Pollution Future White Paper told Skywest Airlines, the Regional Aviation Association, Virgin Blue and Qantas, they had to pay the carbon Virgin Blue estimated emissions intensity of aviation to be around 800 tonnes of CO2-e per million dollars of revenue (Submission 461, p. 2). At a carbon price of $25 per tonne of CO2-e, this represented approximately a 2 per cent increase in the cost of air travel, which is broadly similar to the general level of inflation in the consumer price index in any given year.

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Carbon price of USD 50/t needed for 25pc world carbon-cut

To bring emissions back to current levels by 2050 options, with a cost up to USD 50/t were needed, argued international Energy ecconomists.

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Carbon compo paid to big consumers to compensate for rise in electricity costs

Government proposed to pay the increase in costs associated with the use of electricity - as generators passed the carbon price through - as ‘electricity prices are expected to rise appreciably with the imposition of a carbon price’. Australia's Low Pollution Future White Paper explained how the big end of town would get massive compensation for carbon costs;

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How to work out if your firm gets a carbon-cost holiday

Australia's Low Pollution Future White Paper proposed a set of tests for carbon cost holidays. The Australian Bureau of Statistics and the Australian Customs Service data was then used to set the value of the compo for exporters

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MMA, ACIL Tasman, ROAM m0dels differ on carbon price impact on wholesale electricity prices: ROAM forecasts spikes for Queensland: MMA, for Vic

Prices would increase across all states, with higher increases in those states with more coal-fired generation. ROAM Consulting results point to the most significant increases occurring in Queensland.

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New policy plan to pay five RECs - $252/MWh - for first 1.5 kilowatts of new small unmetered solar PV, wind, micro-hydro, 2009 - 2012

Small new solar rooftop unit would get paid five RECs per 1.5 kW unit installed, and 1 REC for all above that.  At current REC prices with was near the long-run average costs of hydro generation in 2007 -  $/MWh 276. the  The new national policy plan was released 17 December; and in a surprise-move offered $252/MWh for new small solar PV, small wind turbines and micro-hydro. This would drive installation of new devices in water systems and roof-tops.

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White Paper: At 550 ppm, the initial emission price in 2010 around A$23/t CO2-e in nominal terms

The price of carbon will be determined by the balance of supply and demand for permits. The Treasury modelling suggests that, in the context of efficient market-based global action to stabilise greenhouse gas concentrations at 550 ppm, the initial emission price in 2010 could be around A$23/t CO2-e in nominal terms.

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Carbon compo paid at 1t CO2-e per MWh nationwide to existing polluters, and new polluters, too

Australia's Low Pollution Future White Paper plan was to pay carbon compo emissions-intensive trade-exposed (EITE) industries, in Australia at the carbon price, per 1t CO2-e per MWh. The price muitiplier guestimate ranged between $24 - the current price for carbon and $40 - being the proposed price ceiling.

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White Paper: Expanded national Renewable Energy Target draft legislation is planned to be released for public comment in December 2008

Design of the expanded national Renewable Energy Target was well under way, and draft legislation is planned to be released for public comment in December 2008.

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