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Industry: Energy & Natural Resources, Energy & Mining Services, Mining, Power & Utilities
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Date: 9/11/2011

Carbon price factsheet for the Coal Mining Sector (Chinese translation)

The Australian Government has announced more details relating to its Climate Change Plan, with the centrepiece of this reform being the introduction of a carbon price mechanism from 1 July 2012.

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This factsheet which provides an overview of the carbon price mechanism for those with an interest in the coal mining sector, is now available in Chinese.

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