lower energy costs / electricity market / electricity prices / stationary energy section / energy needs / energy saving infrastructure / technology neutral / retail energy price regulation / natural gas businesses / energy efficiency measures / energy supply industry / greenhouse gas emissions policy applying / lower emissions generation technologies / energy sources / energy sector businesses / energy efficiency targets / energy efficiency policy measures / energy supply / greenhouse gas emission reductions / energy supply going forward / greenhouse gas emission prices / energy efficient building / energy efficiency strategy / energy efficient practices / energy / energy sector investment / low emissions technology / potential new solutions / greenhouse gas emissions / greenhouse gas emission / energy supply sector / energy resources / electricity / energy saver incentive scheme / increased electricity costs / electricity generation / energy saving practices / low emission technologies / stationary energy sector / cleaner coal technologies / greenhouse gas emissions reductions / energy sector / energy efficiency target schemes / flawed energy efficiency target scheme / distributed generation technologies / energy efficient products / Energy efficiency / product energy ratings / energy efficiency policy / lower emission energy supply system / barriers preventing energy prices / energy users / energy efficiency opportunities / higher electricity prices / /
Organization
Victorian Government / Business Council of Australia / Energy Supply Association of Australia ABN / Victorian Competition and Efficiency Commission / Tasmanian Department of Infrastructure / Energy and Resources / Council of Australia Governments / Commonwealth Government / Productivity Commission / Energy Supply Association of Australia / Energy Users Association of Australia / /
Person
Brad Page / Victorian Climate / Victoria Climate / Nicholas Wilson / / /
Position
driver / Policy Development Manager / Chief Executive Officer / Premier of Victoria Climate / Governor / /
Microsoft WordVictorian climate change green paper - esaa submission_FINAL.doc