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Tradable Energy Quotas or Tradable Emissions Quotas? – our discussion rages on

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When you fill up with petrol you would surrender TEQ units.

We have now had three online meetings of those wanting to promote TEQs as described by Dr David Fleming and summarised by his colleague Shaun Chamberlin here. Continue reading “Tradable Energy Quotas or Tradable Emissions Quotas? – our discussion rages on”

Author Deirdre kentPosted on February 17, 2021December 3, 2022Categories Climate change, energyTags agriculture, consumer based emissions, David Fleming, disruptions, emissions, energy, Josh Floyd, managed energy descent, New Zealand, production based emissions, TEQs, tradable energy quotas9 Comments on Tradable Energy Quotas or Tradable Emissions Quotas? – our discussion rages on

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