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  • Aussie coal 2 September 2010 Continuing our understanding of the Australian energy context, we look at the next chapter of the Australian Energy Resource Asses...
  • Callide oxyfuel project update 1 September 2010 Significant progress has been made on new build plant and retrofit works at the Callide Oxyfuel Project in central Queensland, wit...
  • CO2CRC carbon capture projects extended 31 August 2010 Carbon capture and storage research in Australia has received another boost with the awarding of $855,000 in additional funding to...
  • Energy transitions and forgotten history 30 August 2010 History must be kept in mind when considering the nature of energy transitions. Acknowledging learned wisdom and experience from p...
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Financial Review National Energy Conference 2010 will be the first to examine the country’s energy future after the election.
What is the way forward for Australia's energy future after the federal election? Markets and public policy are both in flux, while underlying forces suggest continued strong opportunity for energy development in the year ahead.
 
The 2010 National CCS Conference
Australia’s CCS leaders invite you to the inaugural National CCS Conference in Melbourne, a major opportunity to be informed, to debate and to connect with others involved in the field of carbon capture and storage.