Climate Change and Emissions Trading

Significant and far-reaching consequences

Climate change is real. It will have far-reaching consequences for companies around the world - as will government policy. The impacts will be significant and disruptive.

How companies choose to prepare and respond to the challenges ahead will shape their competitive position in a carbon-constrained world.

E3's track record

E3 has assisted major global and national companies in Australia and Europe to:

  • understand the implications of climate change and emissions trading 
  • develop strategies to respond to the challenges and opportunities 
  • implement those strategies. 

Our work in this sector has included:

  • quantifying the impacts of climate-change policy on company operations
  • preparing energy and emission inventories and reduction programs, and preparing compliance reports under the NGER Act. See NGER Reporting
  • developing Voluntary Carbon Neutrality Programs
  • advising on the creation, sale, purchase, application of offsets
  • advising on greenhouse and climate-change implications during the environmental consenting process for new projects
  • analysing supply, demand and price, to develop market and trading strategies, emission allowance and carbon credit procurement, and value maximisation strategies.
  • helping to devise strategy responses to policy and market developments including compliance, emissions trading and abatement project investment and carbon market strategies
  • facilitating industry dialogue on soil carbon sequestration.

Case Studies

Global generation company: preparing for climate-change regulation
Steel company: preparing for a carbon-constrained environment
European electricity generator: managing carbon price risk

Note: client names have not been disclosed due to confidentiality arrangements.

 
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