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Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) Act Review - Discussion Paper submissions

Publisher

Department of the Environment and Energy

Date

Type

Discussion paper

Topic

Greenhouse gas emissions

Submissions to the Independent Review of the Greenhouse and Energy Minimum Standards (GEMS) Act 2012 Discussion Paper.

Documents

Attachment Size
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Ai Group 562.3 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – AREMA 335.45 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – ASBEC 514.06 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – CESA 108.45 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – CHOICE 765.64 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – ClimateWorks Australia 566.38 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Close Comfort 367.47 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – EECA 354 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Energy Efficiency Council 121.11 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – FMAANZ 537.58 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Generation Shared 96.11 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Green Building Council of Australia 394.51 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Lighting Council 511.12 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Michael Mobbs Sustainable Projects 944.36 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – PALS 692.97 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Pears 1.01 MB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – SA Dept. Premier and Cabinet 74.86 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – SAA Approvals 176.19 KB
GEMS Act Review – Discussion Paper submission – Standards Australia 82.02 KB
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