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ARTICLE · 18 DECEMBER 2012

Activity levels high around the Carbon Farming Initiative

There are now a large number of methodologies being processed and at various stages of assessment by DCCEE and the DOIC.

AustraliaEnvironment

Introduction

Since our last legal update detailing recent developments relating to the Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI), activity levels have been high in connection with the CFI. Indeed, we have been very busy advising our clients on variations to existing methodology determinations, preparation of new methodology determinations, proposals to amend the positive list, preparation of recognised offset entity and project declaration applications, funding opportunities and structuring of CFI project development investments.

The Clean Energy Regulator (CER) and Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency (DCCEE) have also been busy, with the latter releasing new draft Guidelines for submitting CFI methodologies and a discussion paper on the non-Kyoto Carbon Fund. The CER has achieved a major milestone with the issuing of the first tranche of Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs). This legal update details these latest developments.

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