The 2026–27 review of the Safeguard Mechanism shapes as a key inflection point for Australia’s carbon market, determining how the compliance scheme will be aligned with Australia’s 62–70% emissions reduction target range, including overall scheme ambition, baseline decline rates, the role of offsets and SMCs, changes to TEBA assistance, and extended scheme coverage – with each having material implications for carbon price formation and market development beyond 2030.
Following the release of the government’s Safeguard Mechanism Review Consultation Paper, in this webinar, RepuTex CEO Hugh Grossman and Head of Research Bret Harper discuss the key issues likely to shape the
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