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Keep on truckin’ with LNG
Natural gas is recognised as a clean-burning fuel to bridge the gap between coal-fired power generation and renewable energy. Here, Gas Today looks at three companies which have explored and implemented ways of using LNG domestically as a transport fuel to lower operational emissions.
Petratherm unveils Clean Energy Precinct
Wed, 14 December 2011
Geothermal company Petratherm has recently released plans for a Clean Energy Precinct, which will deliver 600 MW of energy to mining developments in the north-west of South Australia
Information and inspiration with EcoGeneration
Tue, 11 October 2011
For up-to-date clean energy news as well as in-depth analysis, subscribe to EcoGeneration magazine.
5 minutes with…Simon Helps, National Sales Manager, MWM Energy Australia
Joining MWM in early 2007, Simon Helps has brought a focus on the development of cogeneration and trigeneration applications in the built environment, establishing new paths to market for MWM’s range of gas and diesel engines.
Darling Downs powers up with gas
Australia's largest combined cycle gas-fired power station recently opened in Darling Downs, near Dalby in southern Queensland. Owned and operated by Origin Energy, the Darling Downs Power Station has a capacity of 630 megawatts.
Talking gas with ERM Power
EcoGeneration recently spoke with Philip St Baker, Managing Director of integrated energy company ERM Power Limited. Mr St Baker discussed Braemar, ERM Power's latest, project and offered his thoughts on where he sees gas fitting into the energy mix.
Gas snap shot
EcoGeneration brings you details of some gas power stations that have recently come online.
Ceramic Fuel Cells sells cells
Wed, 1 June 2011
Australian company Ceramic Fuel Cells have sold 25 BlueGen gas-to-electricity-units to Ausgrid for use in the Smart Grid, Smart City project.
Waste not, want not in Brisbane
Tue, 24 May 2011
Brisbane-based waste-to-energy company Landfill Gas Industries has been given the go-ahead by the Brisbane City Council to construct a waste energy generation facility to be run in conjunction with Diamond Energy.
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