8.3.1 Sequestration from environmental plantings
As an example, Table 8.2 summarises information on cumulative abatement for 1 hectare of environmental planting. Abatement varies considerably across regions, influenced by geography and rainfall.
Table 8.2: Cumulative abatement from 1 hectare of environmental planting (t CO2-e) |
Source: Clean Energy Regulator / Rainfall data taken from Bureau of Meteorology |
8.3.2 Potential revenue from environmental planting
Table 8.3 summarises the revenue (over 20 years) that could be earned from this abatement, assuming a range of ACCU prices.
Please note, an advance payment worth up to $5,000 is currently available through a pilot program for eligible Emissions Reduction Fund (ERF) projects to help with upfront costs of soil sampling. More details HERE.
Table 8.3: Illustrative potential revenue over 20 years for 1 hectare of environmental planting |
Note: Excludes 5% risk of reversal buffer. Note that these are not discounted
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