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Queensland seeks cleaner future

Monday 08 December 2008

Queensland Mines and Energy Minister Geoff Wilson has told parliament that the successful storage of greenhouse gas production holds the key to future reductions of the State's greenhouse emissions.


Miner extracts methane

Wednesday 19 November 2008

Coal and Allied has begun trialling a coal bed methane extraction project at its Hunter Valley Mount Thorley Warkworth mine to reduce its emissions footprint.


Amendments to push carbon storage

Wednesday 19 November 2008

Amendments made to the Federal Government's legislation for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in offshore waters will provide crucial encouragement for CCS projects, leading climate change lawyer Anna Collyer said.


A step closer to clean coal

Monday 17 November 2008

The Federal Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson, and Queensland's Minister for Mines and Energy, Geoff Wilson, have attended a ceremony to mark the commencement of works at the Callide Oxyfuel demonstration plant in Biloela, Queensland.


ACA launches interactive website

Wednesday 12 November 2008

The Australian Coal Association has launched a comprehensive website explaining the new generation of low emissions coal technologies and their role in addressing climate change, the executive director of the Australian Coal Association (ACA) Ralph Hillman told a press conference in Canberra today.


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.


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.


A step closer to clean coal

Tuesday 01 January 1980

The Federal Minister for Resources and Energy, Martin Ferguson, and Queensland's Minister for Mines and Energy, Geoff Wilson, have attended a ceremony to mark the commencement of works at the Callide Oxyfuel demonstration plant in Biloela, Queensland.


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