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    Draft Industrial Processes and Product Use Emissions Reduction and Resilience Plan

    In 2024, a draft Plan for the Industrial Processes and Product Use (IPPU) sector was developed that included priority areas and future opportunities. The priorities and opportunities were identified through targeted consultation with business and industry. The draft Plan was open for public comment from September to October 2024.

    A State of Play Report was also prepared, providing a high-level summary of the IPPU sector in Tasmania.

    We received a total of 26 submissions. The public submissions are published below.

    We also held one-on-one meetings with a number of stakeholders, including community groups, throughout the public consultation process.

    While we make every effort to publish items in an accessible format, this is not always possible for documents prepared by others. Some of these submissions may not meet accessibility guidelines.

    Individuals

    1. Ben Clark (PDF 129.2 KB)
    2. Carol-Ann Fletcher (PDF 257.1 KB)
    3. Kendle Good (PDF 60.0 KB)
    4. Lynette LaBlack (PDF 629.4 KB)
    5. Sharee McCammon (PDF 61.4 KB)
    6. Donnacha McGrath (PDF 120.8 KB)
    7. Aditya Munshi (PDF 92.5 KB)
    8. John Pitt (PDF 160.9 KB)
    9. Dominica Roebuck (PDF 154.4 KB)
    10. Hannah Sadler (PDF 78.5 KB)
    11. Anne Smith (PDF 242.5 KB)
    12. Dorothy Steane (PDF 100.0 KB)
    13. Vivianne Vanderberg (PDF 143.7 KB)

    Organisations

    1. Australia New Zealand Biochar Industry Group (ANZBIG) (PDF 137.0 KB)
    2. BioEnergy Australia (PDF 434.0 KB)
    3. Carbon Zero Initiative (PDF 322.4 KB)
    4. Cement Industry Federation Australia (PDF 411.0 KB)
    5. Clarence Climate Action (PDF 137.2 KB)
    6. Climate Tasmania (PDF 531.3 KB)
    7. Energy Users Association of Australia (PDF 199.8 KB)
    8. Environmental Defenders Office (PDF 345.4 KB)
    9. Heavy Industry Low-Carbon Transition Cooperative Research Centre (HILT CRC) (PDF 809.9 KB)
    10. North West Tasmania Parents for Climate (PDF 236.0 KB)
    11. Tasmanian Climate Collective (PDF 763.2 KB)
    12. Tasmanian Conservation Trust (PDF 189.0 KB)
    13. Tasmanian Minerals, Manufacturing and Energy Council (TMEC) (PDF 191.2 KB)