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Inside Business 

The Garnaut framework would deliver the world's most extensive emissions trading scheme and Inside Business takes a look at Australia's background towards dealing with climate change.

Nextgen yet again was invited to comment on the draft review of the emissions trading scheme.

Fernando Broder, Head of Environmental Products from leading environmetnal broker, Nextgen, has been featured in the ABC's Inside Business' article on the proposed emissions trading scheme.

 

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Announcement

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GREEN INVEST – ONE OF WORLD’S FIRST ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT, INSTALLATION & BROKING BUSINESS

Melbourne, Australia, 7 July 2008, Green Invest Limited (ASX:GNV), announced today the acquisition of sustainable Footprint Pty Ltd, an environmental company focused on delivering energy and water assessments.
“We are very excited about our latest acquisition as it is a critical third piece of the Green Invest ‘jigsaw’ that fits in perfectly with GreenPlumbers and the Nextgen businesses”, said the Company’s Group Managing Director, Mr Ian McMillan. “This means we are in a unique competitive position as a vertically integrated environmental company capable of supplying the environmental assessment, the recommended water and energy upgrades as well as trade the environmental credits. In essence we are a one-stop environmental shop positioned to capitalise on the mandatory greenhouse gas laws now being implemented by Government.”
Green Invest Limited listed on the ASX in February 2008 and comprises two No. 1 Australian businesses, GreenPlumbers and Nextgen, the largest carbon trader in Australia. GreenPlumbers USA launched in the North American market late in 2007 and has already been greeted with high level community and Government support across the United States.

 
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