In a submission to the Wilkins Review, ATA argued that a range of additional policy measures and incentives are necessary to overcome the remaining financial, institutional, technical and regulatory barriers to the widespread adoption of renewable energy. While the introduction of an emissions trading scheme is an essential part of Australia’s response to the climate change, it alone will be insufficient to accelerate the uptake of many important technologies, such as domestic micro-generation, as significant additional barriers and market failures will remain.

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