KETEP 세계에너지시장정보

Summary (p. 3)

Specific responses to the 2026 Annual Progress Advice (p. 5)
 Question 2: What signs are you seeing of emissions reductions across industries, businesses, households or investors? What barriers or delays to abatement are you observing? (p. 5)
 Question 3: What do you see as the top priorities for climate policy reform and why? (p. 6)
 Question 7: Should decline rates differ across facilities or sectors beyond existing arrangements for trade-exposed, baseline-adjusted (TEBA) facilities? What evidence would support differentiation, and what principles should guide how any differentiation is applied? (p. 8)
 Question 8: How should we assess the extent to which the Safeguard Mechanism is driving onsite abatement? What metrics, data sources or methods should we use, and how should we account for changes in production, operational conditions and emissions variability? (p. 9)
 Question 9: What evidence is available on onsite abatement activities at Safeguard facilities, including for activities planned, underway or completed since the reforms commenced? Where possible, please provide information on emissions impacts, timing, costs and barriers. (p. 11)
 Question 10: Should the Safeguard Mechanism play a stronger role in encouraging onsite abatement, relative to allowing flexibility through Australian Carbon Credit Unit Scheme (ACCU) use? (p. 12)