Minister McLeay announced 10 projects receiving $13 million in funding (total value of projects $47m). Announcements were made at the Low Emissions Coal Technologies Summit 8 and 9 June 2010.

Attended by 125 delegates from mining, infrastructure and investment industries as well as staff from overseas Consulates based in Sydney.   

International speakers included JCOAL and Korean Institute Energy Research.

The Summit was organised to announce a diverse portfolio of innovative low emissions coal technologies.  These technologies fell within fugitive emissions, capture, combustion efficiency, and storage technologies along with alternative usage of coal and raising community awareness (social research) issues.

Presentations

• A Novel Chemical Looping Based Air Separation Technology for Oxy-Fuel Combustion of Coal  8.0 MB
• Capture of fugitive emissions from open cut mining  401.7 KB
• Carbon Mineralisation  4.9 MB
• CCS - Collaboration for Development  536.5 KB
• CCS: A Coal Industry Perspective  1.2 MB
• CSIRO Post-Combustion Capture Research  5.6 MB
• Current Status of CCT 7 CCS R&D in Korea  5.1 MB
• Development and Optimization of the Direct Carbon Fuel Cell  513.4 KB
• I&I NSW State Wise CO2 Storage Assessment Project  16.5 MB
• Japan’s Clean Coal Policy  3.0 MB
• Limited An Option for Greenhouse Friendly Coal Fired Power Generation  1.3 MB
• Low emmissions coal technology public awareness and solutions network  642.6 KB
• Methane Capture from Ventilation Air Andrew Myors –GM Business Support  1003.4 KB
• Mitigation of VAM Emission and Gas Less Mine Using Enhancement Technology  2.0 MB
• NSW CCS Demonstration Project  1.7 MB
• Regional Assessment of Australia’s Storage Potential  2.0 MB
• The Importance of R&D  521.9 KB