Clean coal news

The new report is clear that cleaner coal technologies are the lowest cost option among all available low emission technologies in ASEAN.

Building a new HELE coal-fired power plant in Queensland makes sense to further strengthen energy security for all Australians.

Corwyn Bruce, Head of Technical Services with the International CCS Knowledge Centre, answers questions on the announced retirement of coal-fired power units BD4&5 and what this means for CCS.

The World Coal Association has commented on the IEA’s 2018 World Energy Investment report.

GE Power’s Ostroleka coal power plant technology will be specifically designed for operational flexibility to improve start time, start fuel, ramp-up and turn-down rate, and minimum load.

Michelle Bloodworth, previously Chief Operating Officer for the organisation, succeeds Paul Bailey.

Gulf Energy, the developer of the Lamu coal power plant in Kenya, will use GE’s Ultra-Supercritical Clean Coal Technology following an agreement signed in Nairobi yesterday.

The developers of the proposed clean coal-fired independent power project based in Oman launch its qualification process.

The coal dryer was damaged in January this year by a pressure event that temporarily suspended dryer operations.

World Coal Association has responded to Moody’s Investors Service report on CCS technology by welcoming its call for accelerated development.