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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gasification Technologies
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To: Dennis Roth who wrote (384)6/23/2006 7:50:32 AM
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Use of brown coal could reduce greenhouse emissions, study shows

Friday, 23/06/2006
abc.net.au

A research project into the use of brown or dirty coal could reduce Australia's greenhouse emissions from power generation to close to zero in the next decade.

The Monash Energy and Anglo Coal project in Victoria is exploring the feasibility of drying, gasifying and then liquefying coal into a new synthetic low emission fuel.

With 80 per cent of Australia's power generation coming from coal, Jeff Cochrane from Monash Energy says there will be important benefits for the environment

"It's a way of being able to produce energy, that we all need to have and to make electricity and make it from coal, but without having the carbon dioxide emissions going into the atmosphere that are causing the global warming effect," he said.
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