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ARTICLE · 12 JULY 2011

Clean Energy Future's impact on industry: Sector-by-sector

Specific industries been singled out for additional assistance, others have been left out.

AustraliaEnvironment

Key Points:

While assistance to Emissions Intensive Trade Exposed activities remains largely unchanged, specific industries have been singled out for additional assistance while others have been left out, once again. This is the impact of the Government's new "Jobs and Competitiveness Program".

A key component of the Clean Energy Future package is the revamped EITE assistance program, called the "Jobs and Competitiveness Program". It provides details about the assistance to specific activities and industries. In this article we'll give a brief overview sector by sector, and a fuller analysis in the next few days.

EITE assistance

As many operators of Emissions Intensive Trade Exposed Industry (EITE) activities would be aware, negotiations and discussions with the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency about qualification and levels of assistance that started during the CPRS in 2009-10 quickly recommenced after the announcement of the framework for

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