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Perhaps we need to pull in the the reins for a moment
and reflect on 'other' attempts to discourage Australian
ingenuity by debauched Governments and learn something
from the process.

In the power generation industry where large furnaces
are used,sophisticated filtration systems are used for
emission minimisation.The two most commonly used are
the older electrostatic precipitator [ESP] and the more
recent bag house,for which both are 99% efficient.

However, both have their shortcomings in common and in
different areas.With the new emerging emissions
legislation coming out of the U.S.,both types will not
be compliant with other technologies.

An Australian owned company has developed,trialled and
proven their 'patented' Agglomerator.And now, their
'patented' multiple emissions tech,[MAPS]in a bolt on
package to enable filtration systems to comply with
these emerging legislations and have done so,some 8
years ago..ahead of legislation coming on line..
[trialled in Australia,Hong Kong and the U.S.]

Early last year my associate and I attended a CCS
meeting in Sydney,hosted by Albanese and Madam Wong.

My learned friend was given less than 'thirty seconds'
to explain his remarkable technology and was cut off
completely when Albanese asked ..where does a man get
a beer around here? and walked away.
[Labor stupidity at its terminal best]


The Agglomerator tech is about to move offshore and be
applied to substantial numbers of power stations in the
U.S...from the knowledge learned at Gulfport Mississippi
where it was first introduced in 2003....

Several of you guys have mentioned Indonesia today,well
thoughts have wings...

Len Walker made a statement back in 2008,..that he was
aware of specific "potential" opportunities in Indonesia
which will be pursued when appropriate funding is in place.

Australia 's future is now aligned with Asia..whether we like it
or not.Indonesia's main population centres on the
island of Java,have no significant coal deposits and
whose power needs are serviced by large power plants
using imported coal,or natural gas as fuel.

Their coal is mined from 'significant' coal deposits on
the island of Kalimantan and Sumatra.On these islands,
the population is smaller and wide spread and it would
be hard to justify construction of "large" coal fired
power stations which are required to achieve low power
coats.

In such situations,the prospect of using UCG on deeper
deposits,with smaller power plants,[70 MW] creates the
opportunity to provide low cost distributor power at
the appropriate scale,with modular size increases
available to match population growth.

IMO,Len Walker will re invent himself and the company
in greater Asia, with loans structured to encourage the
development of UCG and prolong the planets diminishing
resources.

The Qld Govt has transgressed the law of natural dev-
elopment with Cougar and Bligh and co will pay dearly
for that at the next election.

Its not the end of Kingaroy....not yet!

HM