Carbon Trading Forum
So what is carbon trading?
SED is holding two forums aimed at business people and local government, in Cardinia and on the Mornington Peninsula to solve the riddle of carbon trading.
Australia will join in global efforts for responding to climate change with a national Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) from 2010. Emissions reporting for large polluters begins July 2008. There will be changes in pricing for energy, production processes and goods and services. What are the likely changes? How might they affect business? Are there opportunities that businesses can capture in an ETS?
Carbon Trading Forum
Jack Holden, from the Ecos Foundation guest speaker at the Pakenham Forum.
Carbon Trading Forum
Jack Holden and Charles Wilkins, Chairman, South East Development.
Carbon Trading Forum
Greg Hunt, Executive Officer, Western Port Greenhouse Alliance and partner with SED, the City of Casey and the Shire of Cardinia in sponsoring the Forum.
Get The Edge On Carbon Trading – Capitalise On The Benefits
Venue: Cardinia – Cardinia Cultural Centre
Date: 12th June 2008
In partnership with the City of Casey, Cardinia Shire Council, the Western Port Biosphere and the Western Port Greenhouse Alliance.
Presentation:
How Will Carbon Trading Affect My Hip Pocket?
Venue: Mornington Peninsula – Morningstar Estate, Mt Eliza
Date: 5th August 2008
In partnership with the City of Frankston, Mornington Peninsula Shire Council, Monash University, Peninsula Campus and the Western Port Greenhouse Alliance.
Contact: To book ring Narelle Krueger on (03) 9904 4074
Carbon Trading Breakfast Forum
Due to ‘popular demand’ a third Carbon Trading Breakfast Forum is being held in the City of Kingston.
Jack Holden will again be the keynote speaker, and will provide current information about carbon trading and the Emissions Trading Scheme - including its likely impacts and the risks and opportunities it poses for the economy, individual sectors and small to medium companies.
Venue: City of Kingston TBA
Date: Wednesday 12th November
In partnership with the Cities of Kingston, Bayside and the Western Port Greenhouse Alliance.
Contact: To book, ring Steve Waugh at the City of Kingston on (03) 9581 4787
