Environmental Audit Committee - Written Evidence [Back to Report]
The role of carbon markets in preventing dangerous climate change

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Here you can browse the Written Evidence ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 26 January 2010.

CONTENTS

Memorandum submitted by AEA

Memorandum submitted by the Airport Operators Association

Memorandum submitted by Alcan Aluminium UK Ltd

Memorandum submitted by the Aldersgate Group

Memorandum submitted by the Association of Electricity Producers

Memorandum submitted by the British Cement Association

Memorandum submitted by the Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation Research (4CMR) Annela Anger, Dr Terry Barker, Dr Athanasios Dagoumas, Dr Lynn Dicks, Dr Yongfu Huang, Dr Serban Scrieciu and Stephen Stretton

Memorandum submitted by Cap & Share UK

Memorandum submitted by Centrica Plc

Memorandum submitted by the Chemical Industries Association

Memorandum submitted by the City of London Corporation

Memorandum submitted by the Confederation of Paper Industries

Memorandum submitted by Drax Power Limited

Memorandum submitted by the Economic and Social Research Council

Memorandum submitted by the Environment Agency

Memorandum submitted by FERN

Memorandum submitted by Friends of the Earth

Memorandum submitted by Greenpeace UK

Memorandum submitted by INEOS ChlorVinyls

Memorandum submitted by JP Morgan Chase & Co

Memorandum submitted by Karsten Neuhoff, Assistant Director, Electric Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge

Memorandum submitted by the Land Securities Group Plc

Memorandum submitted by the Lloyd's Register Quality Assurance Ltd

Memorandum submitted by the Local Government Information Unit

Memorandum submitted by the Royal Academy of Engineering

Memorandum submitted by RWE nPower

Memorandum submitted by the UK Petroleum Industry Association

Memorandum submitted by the Scotch Whisky Association

Memorandum submitted by the Shell UK

Memorandum submitted by the Summerleaze Ltd

Memorandum submitted by Virgin Atlantic Airways Limited

Memorandum submitted by David Newbery, Research Director, Electric Policy Research Group, University of Cambridge

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Prepared 8 February 2010