Carbon pricing
Alternative labels
Carbon tax
Discussion paper
Managing exotic afforestation incentives
Forests play a vital role in New Zealand’s response to the climate emergency. They are also hugely significant to the economy and to Māori, both culturally and economically. This discussion document seeks feedback on ideas to better manage forests in New Zealand.
Fact sheet
Fact Check: Angus Taylor says the carbon tax destroyed one in eight manufacturing jobs. Is he correct?
Angus Taylor, the Minister for Industry, Energy and Emissions Reduction, claimed that Labor’s 2012 carbon tax destroyed one in eight manufacturing jobs, or roughly 12 per cent of the industry. Verdict: Mr Taylor’s claim is wrong.
Literature review
Carbon leakage and agriculture: a literature review on emissions mitigation policies
This paper reviews the literature that discusses the risks of carbon leakage associated with climate policies and their implications for the agricultural sector.
Working paper
Future options for industrial free allocation in the NZ ETS
This document examines a range of options for reforming industrial free allocation of tradable emissions units issued by the New Zealand government.
Report
Towards net zero: practical policies to reduce transport emissions
The transport sector is responsible for nearly 20 per cent of Australia’s emissions, and more than 60 per cent of transport emissions are from light vehicles. This report argues that the best policy response would be for the Australian government to introduce an economy-wide emissions price.