An Act relating to the Customs. The Customs Act 1901 (2021 Ed.) shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 1 September 2021 (the compilation date).

The policy concentrates on sustainable development benefits associated with improvements in land management practices, conservation and protection of natural resources, creation of an enabling business environment in the sector.

Regulatory and institutional frameworks are devised to better respond to existing water security issues, enhance sustainability of the sector and promote more efficient use of water resources.

Being an integral part of national policies on protection of the environment and conservation of natural resources, present Act builds a big picture breaking it up into small pieces. The policy aims to open up opportunities for the sustainable use of resources in the energy, agriculture, industrial, transport, and other sectors of national economy.

A program to encourage businesses using fossil fuels for power generation to achieve best practice in generating power and reduce greenhouse emissions.

An Act about the Australian National Registry of Emissions Units, and for other purposes. The Australian National Registry of Emissions Units Act 2011 (2016 Ed.) shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 5 March 2016 (the compilation date).

These Regulations relate to landfill facilities and to assistance for coal-fired electricity generators.

This regulation amends the Renewable Energy (Electricity) Regulations 2001 and the Clean Energy Regulations 2011 to provide for the gradual phasing out (from 2017) of the upfront certificate allocations for eligible small-scale renewable energy systems, removes the requirement to provide out-of-pocket cost data in relation to eligible small-scale generation systems, and reduces documentation requirements for small-scale generation returns. It also makes minor technical changes to the Partial Exemption Certificate application and calculation processes. The regulation also prescribes a new emissions-intensive trade-exposed activity - dried distillers grains with solubles.

The purpose of the ASCI Guidelines (the Guidelines) is to provide a framework for the operation of ASCI. The Guidelines are not an exclusive statement of ARENA’s requirements for ASCI and should be read in conjunction with the ASCI Manual (the Manual). ASCI supports exceptional, breakthrough projects that are not otherwise eligible under existing ARENA programmes. These projects have the potential to lower the cost or increase the use of renewable energy technologies in Australia in a way that is not currently being developed locally.

The purpose of Emerging Renewable Program Guidelines (the Guidelines) is to provide a framework for the operation of the program. The Guidelines are not an exclusive statement of ARENA’s requirements for the program. Other resources available for applicants to assist in understanding the program include the Manual, the program’s Funding Agreement and the program’s webpage.