❓ Hon Christine Sharp asks about the government's audit of energy reduction progress for 2002-03. Hon Kim Chance replies that the audit will commence after agencies submit their data by 31 August, making the current assessment impossible.
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(1) Has the Government audited the progress of energy reductions for 2002-03? (2) If not, why not? (3) If yes - (a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE
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I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(2) If not, why not? (3) If yes - (a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(3) If yes - (a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(3) Not applicable.
(2) If not, why not? (3) If yes - (a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(3) If yes - (a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(a) how many agencies have met the five per cent target; and (b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(b) how many, and which, agencies have not? Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied : I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
I thank the member for some notice of this question. (1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(1) The energy smart government policy requires participating agencies to achieve energy reduction targets. Energy consumption baselines for participating agencies based on 2001-02 energy consumption data have been set. Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
Although the policy did not require participating agencies to establish greenhouse gas emission baselines or to meet greenhouse gas reduction targets, agencies will report on their levels of energy-related greenhouse gas emissions. (2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(2) In accordance with the energy smart government program, participating agencies have until 31 August to submit their 2002-03 energy data to the Sustainable Energy Development Office. The Sustainable Energy Development Office will then commence an audit of the performance of agencies under the Government’s energy smart program. (3) Not applicable.
(3) Not applicable.
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