ENGO definition

ENGO means environmental non-governmental organization "ENMAX" means ENMAX Corporation collectively with its subsidiaries
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Examples of ENGO in a sentence

  • EC will also undertake consultation in the National Capital Region to inform representatives of the major national Aboriginal organizations and the ENGO community.

  • Section 3 provides an overview of the conceptual issues that are likely to shape the mitigation and carbon credit outcomes from the TFIGA and ENGO reserves.

  • In the ENGO (15% leakage) scenario, these averages fall to 6.81 (5.96-7.56) Mt CO2-e yr-1 and 7.21 (6.76-7.82) Mt CO2-e yr-1 for 2013-2020 and 2021-2030 respectively.

  • While the creation of the ENGO reserves should not affect the net national emissions outcome, it could have important economic impacts related to carbon markets.

  • Section 4 analyses what impact the TFIGA and ENGO reserves could have on Australia’s mitigation commitments, focusing on the number of forest management (FM) credits that could be generated from Tasmania’s multiple use public native forests if the ENGO reserves are created.

  • The CFI-ENGO scenario was developed using the same method as that described for the ENGO scenario in section 4.33 Again, two sub-scenarios were used to account for leakage, one with zero leakage (‘CFI-ENGO scenario (no leakage)’) and another than assumes 15% leakage (‘CFI-ENGO scenario (15% leakage)’).

  • The aim of this report was to assess the ENGO claims about the potential carbon- related benefits of the proposed reserves.

  • The report also assesses the number and value of the carbon credits that may be associated with the creation of the ENGO reserves.

  • In the Strong Growth, Low Pollution report, the Australian Treasury estimated that Australia’s cumulative abatement task with a 5% emission reduction target for 2020 over the period 2013-2020 was 737 Mt CO2-e (Australian Treasury, 2011).26 The results here suggest that the FM credits under the ENGO scenario would equate to between 7.4% and 8.7% of this task (Table 4).

  • Given the requirements governing the setting of CFI baselines, the use of the reference level described in section 4 would be inappropriate as it would suggest that ACCUs could be issued for reductions in emissions and removals that would have occurred in the absence of the ENGO reserves.