Influencing Clean Energy Laws: an Analysis of Business Stakeholder Engagement

Martin, Nigel; Rice, John L

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Influencing Clean Energy Laws: an Analysis of Business Stakeholder Engagement

Date

2013

Authors

Martin, Nigel

Rice, John L

Publisher

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Abstract

On 1 July 2012, Australia commenced operation of its clean energy legislation (CEL) with the introduction of a carbon price of A$23 per tonne. Prior to the commencement of CEL, the government engaged with business stakeholders in a round of structured con