2020 is shaping up as (another) key year for Australian climate policy, with the government’s Expert Panel review delivering a 96-page report to the government in March 2020, outlining ways to incentivise new sources of abatement from industry under the Emissions Reduction Fund and Safeguard Mechanism framework.
In addition, Independent MP Zali Steggall’s Climate Change Bill will be considered by parliament in H2 2020, proposing a net zero target by 2050, while the government has announced it will deliver a long-term emissions reduction strategy ahead of COP 26, now scheduled for 2021, after the US presidential election in November.
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