Parliament and the government agreed the carbon tax should be introduced to encourage carbon production industries be encouraged to find ways they can adopt to lower their carbon consumption. Doing this will cost them money, however the carbon tax lowers as they adopt carbon reduction technology or policies.

The distribution of carbon-tax moneis to the general public.is to ensure the public obtain some compensation for price rises such charges likely to cause. Parliament and government have attempted to over compensate, in a few years we shall learn if this worked.

Our Carbon-tax appears higher first couple of years as Australia chose to commence with a fixed carbon-tax rate for first few years; Market fluctuations during switch-over were felt to increase stress or difficulty for business trying to make changes, which a fixed starting price would resolve.

Some of the Carbon-Tax shall be provided to industries producing or using, developing technologies which reduce carbon production, thus reduce carbon-tax.

Dyesol's cutting edge, renewable energy technology - Dye Solar Cells or DSC - is a photovoltaic enabling technology applied to other existing products to generate electricity and reduce the energy footprint right at the point of use.

Embedding DSC renewable energy generating technology applys Dyesol's products in the Building Integrated Photovoltaic market - a sector NanoMarket's estimates to be worth $6.4 billion by 2016 in partnerships with Pilkington North America and Tata Steel Europe for the mass market manufacture and commercialisation of DSC enabled glass façades and steel roofing materials.

Houses - particularly rural/remote houses, able to generate enough power for themselves and others