Heavy industry urges rethink on emission credit tool

Heavy industry is urging the government to rethink its approach on one of the tools used to allocate emission credits to energy-intensive businesses. The Major Electricity Users’ Group says the Ministry for the Environment’s surprise review of the electricity allocation factor – which is intended...

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