But the government might now hesitate to issue regulations to that effect, for fear of violating the "additionality" rule, and so losing out on valuable credits.Indeed, 60% of the CDM work under way is in China, which has lots of big, grubby factories, ripe for refurbishing.
By contrast, 401 k -style defined-contribution plans provide the most valuable credits to younger workers, because those will grow the most over time.
Even wind is in trouble: a valuable tax credit may soon end.In this section Voting rights, voting wrongs On the beach Aloha, again His last roar?
The startup says personal account data is much more valuable than credit card information, because it can sell for 60 times more.
Imagine if you qualified for a valuable tax credit but weren't even aware of it.
Identity thieves have realised that medical records are more valuable than credit-card numbers.
Under Carbon Gold's business model, the firm would supply the technology to farmers and others, and take a cut of the valuable carbon credits generated by each tonne of carbon they store.
One of the most shocking bills has come due in Louisiana, where residents are financing a hefty share of Brad Pitt's next movie — $27,117,737, to be exact, which the producers will receive by cashing or selling off valuable tax credits.
With Sir Paul having parted company with his last long-term PR lackey, Geoff Baker, back in 2004 following a fall-out, Bell has proved a valuable ally – credited, not least, with ensuring that the songwriter emerged smelling of roses after his divorce from the helpfully bonkers Heather Mills.
In return, these corporations receive valuable carbon credits towards meeting their own voluntary greenhouse gas emission reduction targets, and bask in the resulting positive publicity.
