Australia's Carbon Price: What does it mean for your business?

Australia's Carbon Price
What does it mean for your business?

Australia's Carbon Price

What does it mean for your business?

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The Climate Change Plan

What does it mean for the Australian M&A environment?

Opportunity for lenders

How can lenders open the window of opportunity today?

Federal Government's Plan

Implications for non-liable entities

Australia's Carbon Price

What does it mean for your business?

The plan for a clean energy future signifies the start of a significant period of structural change for Australian business and the economy over the coming decades. In these papers, PwC analyses the key features of the plan to be introduced from July 2012 and looks at what business needs to consider.

Responding to the Carbon Price read our detailed analysis

The Carbon Price at a glance
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Sustainability encompasses a broad range of issues

Sustainability encompasses a broad range of issues - from climate change, resources consumption, waste management and water quality to health, safety and social inclusion. We help organisations manage these challenges and identify business opportunities.

Climate Change

The Climate Change Plan

What does it mean for the Australian M&A environment?

There are likely to be important impacts on the Australian M&A environment. For many companies it may signal opportunity, providing strong imperative for cost reductions through industry consolidation. In some cases, asset owners may be motivated to sell "covered assets" to better manage their future carbon liability and for others, it may result in increased caution as companies wait to the see the impacts on business valuations, access to funding and transaction processes.

What does the Climate Change Plan mean for the Australian M&A environment?

The carbon clock is ticking

How can lenders open the window of opportunity today?

While some of the specifics around the carbon pricing mechanism have been finalised, what's certain is the 11 month window of opportunity for lenders wanting to support and help maximise the options for business clients. In our webcast, PwC Partners Derrick Vickers and John Tomac talk about the opportunities available for businesses and how lenders can surface these through proactively asking the right questions today.

The carbon clock is ticking

Federal Government's Plan

The plan

Where should non-liable entities focus their efforts in preparing for the introduction of a price on carbon? Does the ability to 'opt-in' change the playing field? What are the pros and cons of assuming emission liability? Read our insights and have these questions and more, answered by our experts.

Implications for non-liable entities

Assurance guidance

How will pricing carbon impact your financial reporting requirements?

The Assurance practice provides timely and relevant guidance to help entities prepare for carbon pricing.

IFRS in brief

Accounting impacts of the government's carbon pricing proposals.

Industry insights

Read our insights on carbon pricing for your industry

Mining Oil & Gas Power & Utilities

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Taxation implications

Carbon price mechanism

There are a number of income and indirect tax impacts proposed, for those directly impacted and for those impacted by complementary measures.

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Contact us

John Tomac

National Sustainability & Climate Change Leader

Liza Maimone

Sustainability & Climate Change Partner