First South Australian project declared eligible under the Carbon Farming Initiative

Friday, 18 January, 2013

The Clean Energy Regulator has approved an alternative fuels diversion from landfill project under the Carbon Farming Initiative.

The Wingfield-SITA ResourceCo Alternative Fuels Diversion from Landfill Project utilises the methodology ‘Avoided Emissions from Diverting Legacy Waste from Landfill for Process Engineered Fuel Manufacture’ and is located in South Australia.

All projects that are declared eligible under the Act are published on the Register of Offsets Projects.

For more information about applying for the Carbon Farming Initiative, contact the Clean Energy Regulator.

First published by the Clean Energy Regulator 2013 under the Creative Commons licence CC BY-NC-ND 3.0.

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