Senate crossbencher says government should instead stare to emissions intensity scheme for electricity generators,while Labor says map is a ‘stunt’The key Senate powerbroker Nick Xenophon has warned the Turnbull government he has “real reservations” about allowing the Clean Energy Finance Corporation to invest in carbon capture and storage technology.
Xenophon told Guardian Australia on Tuesday night the government should, instead of rewriting the rules of its so-called “green” bank, or just knuckle down and deliver an emissions intensity trading scheme for Australia’s electricity sector.You've got to be kidding.https://t.co/YGLT3q4cq7 Related: 'Clean coal',CCS and CSG will not save fossil fuels – their game is up | Ian Dunlop Related: CO2 turned into stone in Iceland in climate change breakthrough Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com