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Carbon pollution scheme way forward, QRC

Monday 03 November 2008

The Queensland Resources Council has said that predictions of the export coal industry's demise under a Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS) are misplaced.


Rudd pledges $100m to carbon capture facility

Monday 22 September 2008

The Federal Government has pledged $100 million to the establishment of a global institute for carbon capture.


Carbon capture critical to Australian future

Monday 08 September 2008

The Queensland Resources Council (QRC) has said carbon capture and storage technology is more critical than ever to the future of the Australian coal industry.


Carbon capture to take world stage

Monday 01 September 2008

Carbon capture and storage technology is well established in Australia, however, its effects will not be felt unless it is used on a global scale, CEO of the NSW Minerals Council Dr Niki Williams said.


New methods to capture and store CO2

Friday 01 August 2008

Experts from government, industry, universities and research organisations have attended a Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage seminar to discuss developments in CCS technologies to lower Australia’s emissions footprint.


SOE modules

Wednesday 30 April 2008

A series of lightning-fast sequence of events (SOE) modules are now available from Rockwell Automation.


Clean coal R&D

Wednesday 03 October 2007

A PILOT post-combustion capture trial at the state owned Delta Munmorah power station on the NSW Central Coast has been given the green light.


NSW clean coal

Wednesday 13 June 2007

THE NSW Minerals Council (NSWMC) and the Australian Coal Association (ACA) have welcomed the NSW Government’s $60 million commitment to carbon capture and storage.


QRC carbon call noted

Monday 04 June 2007

QUEENSLAND Resources Council (QRC) chief executive Michael Roche has welcomed the ALP’s Federal support for a national carbon management action plan


Clean coal in WA

Friday 25 May 2007

MINING houses BP and Rio Tinto are planning to develop a $2 billion coal-fired power generation project at Kwinana in Western Australia


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