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Government consults on draft regulations for greenhouse gas emissions

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Published on: 02 August 2012
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Table of contents

  • Background
  • Who are the regulations aimed at?
  • What emissions do the regulations cover?
  • What activities do they cover?
  • How often must the information be disclosed?
  • How will the regulations be enforced?
  • What should companies and their advisors do next?

Article summary

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has published a consultation paper which seeks views on the content of the draft regulations on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reporting by UK quoted companies. What will new greenhouse gas reporting requirements mean for companies and their advisors?

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