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Oct 2022

Only a small fraction of growers have applied for and are receiving free allocations

Only a small fraction of growers have applied for and are receiving free allocations
How do you apply for NZU’s & are you eligible?

 

I learnt last week that only a fraction of protected crop growers have applied for and are receiving NZU’s units. These are free allocations to help offset your ETS costs. I heard from one grower that they gave up trying as the application process was too difficult.

Below are links to sites I strongly recommend grower’s access. The first will take you to the EPA website and the second link will take you to the registration page. You are required to register as a new user. Once you have set up your own account you can add ‘authorised persons’ or other users to the account.

It is important for growers/businesses that are eligible to set up their own account.

Please contact me if you would like to discuss further.  e-mail stefan@grower2grower.co.nz

 

https://www.epa.govt.nz/industry-areas/emissions-trading-scheme/industrial-allocations/decisions/

https://www.emissionsregister.govt.nz/Authentication/Logon.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2f#This%20link%20will%20take%20you%20to%20the%20login%20page%20of%20the%20New%20Zealand%20Emissions%20Trading%20Register

 

 

Article written and compiled by Stefan Vogrincic

All Article’s checked and edited by Marie Vogrincic

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