Asia Pacific > South Australia premier says could return to CO2 market plan if feds back away from Clean Energy Target

South Australia premier says could return to CO2 market plan if feds back away from Clean Energy Target

Published 09:46 on August 22, 2017  /  Last updated at 12:03 on August 22, 2017  / Stian Reklev /  Asia Pacific, Australia

South Australia and other state governments might revert to pursuing a carbon intensity trading scheme if the federal government fails to back the proposed Clean Energy Target (CET), SA Premier Jay Weatherill said Tuesday.
South Australia and other state governments might revert to pursuing a carbon intensity trading scheme if the federal government fails to back the proposed Clean Energy Target (CET), SA Premier Jay Weatherill said Tuesday.


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