NGER wastewater (Industrial) calculator, and Uncertainty calculators and user guides. The NGER guidance material available on the Clean Energy Regulator’s website provides more detailed information to assist controlling corporations to understand and comply with obligations under the NGER legislation. How to register A controlling corporation that has determined it is required to register will need to: identify the correct controlling corporation (including confirming that this corporation does not have an Australian incorporated holding company) identify it affected group entities (that is, its subsidiaries that have operational control over a facility, or have subsidiaries that have operational control over a facility, that causes the controlling corporation to trigger a section 13 threshold) complete an print the completed registration application form and have it signed by an Executive Officer of the controlling corporation scan and email, or post, the signed registration application form to the Clean Energy Regulator before the due date of 31 August (following the financial year in which the threshold was first met, e.g. 31 August 2015 for a threshold met in 2014–15). What information is required to register? The following information is required to register: the name (as it appears on the Australian Business Register or ASIC Register), trading name, head office postal address, head office street address and identifying details (ABN, ACN, ARBN or trading name and street address) of the controlling corporation position, full name, postal address, contact phone numbers and email address of an Executive Officer of the controlling corporation position, full name, postal address, contact phone numbers and email address of a contact person for the controlling corporation. The name (as it appears on the Australian Business Register or ASIC Register), trading name and identifying details (ABN, ACN, ARBN or trading name and street address) of each affected group entity (subsidiary) that is a member of the controlling corporation’s group, and financial year in which a reporting threshold is met (‘triggered’) What happens next? Once the Clean Energy Regulator has received a completed, signed registration application form, the application will be verified and assessed to ensure that all the necessary information is provided.
NGER wastewater (Industrial) calculator, and Uncertainty calculators and user guides. The NGER guidance material available on the Clean Energy Regulator’s website provides more detailed information to assist controlling corporations to understand and comply with obligations under the NGER legislation. How to register A controlling corporation that has determined it is required to register will need to: identify the correct controlling corporation (including confirming that this corporation does not have an Australian incorporated holding company) identify it affected group entities (that is, its subsidiaries that have operational control over a facility, or have subsidiaries that have operational control over a facility, that causes the controlling corporation to trigger a section 13 threshold) complete an print the completed registration application form and have it signed by an Executive Officer of the controlling corporation scan and email, or post, the signed registration application form to the Clean Energy Regulator before the due date of 31 August (following the financial year in which the threshold was first met, e.g. 31 August 2015 for a threshold met in 2014–15). What information is required to register? The following information is required to register: the name (as it appears on the Australian Business Register or ASIC Register), trading name, head office postal address, head office street address and identifying details (ABN, ACN, ARBN or trading name and street address) of the controlling corporation position, full name, postal address, contact phone numbers and email address of an Executive Officer of the controlling corporation position, full name, postal address, contact phone numbers and email address of a contact person for the controlling corporation. The name (as it appears on the Australian Business Register or ASIC Register), trading name and identifying details (ABN, ACN, ARBN or trading name and street address) of each affected group entity (subsidiary) that is a member of the controlling corporation’s group, and financial year in which a reporting threshold is met (‘triggered’) What happens next? Once the Clean Energy Regulator has received a completed, signed registration application form, the application will be verified and assessed to ensure that all the necessary information is provided.
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