Australia’s biggest carbon credits generator joins calls for overhaul of emissions offsets scheme

The Australian government’s review of the carbon credit system, to which GreenCollar has made a submission, will be overseen by Prof Ian Chubb. Photograph: Alan Porritt/AAP

The biggest generator of Australian carbon credits has joined critics in calling for a revamp of the scheme’s governance, saying it has “fundamental problems”.

GreenCollar, which describes itself as the country’s largest environmental markets investor, natural resource manager and conservation-for-profit organisation, has made a joint submission to a government review of the carbon credit system with academics including Prof Andrew Macintosh, who used to be responsible for the scheme’s integrity.