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The Climate Change Commission has recommended a major reduction in the number of Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) units auctioned off by the Government in the coming years, to fight a growing stockpile of carbon credits from forestry.
In its annual advice on settings for the country’s carbon market, the commission proposed only one significant change. Price settings and the number of units available for industrial subsidies and cost containment purposes were largely unchanged from current regulations.
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