We are pleased to invite all Chemistry Australia members to the next series of our highly valued Member Regulatory Forums being held around the country in April 2018.The Forums will focus on the new Chain of Responsibility laws which will affect almost every member company. Parties involved in any aspect of heavy vehicle transportation will have new obligations and liabilities under these laws, which come into effect on 1 July 2018. The Forums will be held in Kwinana (WA), Rocklea (Qld), Laverton North (Vic) and North Ryde (NSW). These events are free and open to all staff within Chemistry Australia member companies. All senior executives, regulatory staff, logistics and supply chain managers, HSEQ and risk managers, operational and technical staff are encouraged to attend. Registration is essential - please click here to access the registration links in the member portal. You will need to log into the portal using your email address and password.
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Member Regulatory Forums - April 2018
News & Events
What's New
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Australian chemistry industry welcomes agreement to further develop the NEG - 20 April 2018
Chemistry Australia welcomes today's agreement by the COAG Energy Council to further develop the National Energy Guarantee.
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Why major Australian manufacturers are backing the NEG - 17 April 2018
Samantha Read: Supply, cost and reliability are all crucial factors for major Australian manufacturers competing in global markets, and requiring 24/7 supply certainty.
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NT decision to lift gas moratorium welcomed by Chemistry Australia - 17 April 2018
Chemistry Australia welcomes the decision to allow the responsible development of unconventional gas in the Northern Territory.
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Joint Statement - Keep Working on the National Energy Guarantee - 18 April 2018
Calling for progress towards a workable solution which addresses emissions reduction, reliability, and affordability across our energy system.
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Louis Vega appointed next chair of Chemistry Australia - 27 March 2018
Louis Vega, President and Managing Director of Dow Chemical Australia and New Zealand, and Vice President Olympic and Sports Solutions, has been appointed Chair of Chemistry Australia.