Asia Pacific > NZ pitches agricultural emissions pricing scheme, picks farm-level split-gas approach with crucial caveats

NZ pitches agricultural emissions pricing scheme, picks farm-level split-gas approach with crucial caveats

Published 05:06 on October 11, 2022  /  Last updated at 06:53 on October 11, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Carbon Taxes, International, New Zealand

New Zealand has proposed a farm-level, split-gas approach to pricing agricultural emissions, and is seeking feedback on a consultation document as it searches for a way to bring down emissions in its biggest-emitting sector.
New Zealand has proposed a farm-level, split-gas approach to pricing agricultural emissions, and is seeking feedback on a consultation document as it searches for a way to bring down emissions in its biggest-emitting sector.


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