bcia coal drying and handling seminar and expo, page-128

Tomorrow June 26th should see Mantle announce that Exergen have lodged their prospectus for the CAG merger to Exergen Limited.

Mantle announced the proposed merger so I imagine they will ann' the prospectus although looking at the CR ann' just out, we may be back on to rations when it comes to shareholder updates?


June 2013 Latrobe City Council - Securing Our Future 2013

http://www.google.com.au/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=latrobe%20city%20exergen&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CC0QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.latrobe.vic.gov.au%2Ffiles%2Fe84f8815-43b4-4ba5-b452-a1d500b22bb7%2FSecuring_our_Future_2013_Government_Investment_Opportunities_in_Latrobe_City_adopted_3_June_2013.pdf&ei=rvXIUZW8M4WjiQfz74CICw&usg=AFQjCNHO-hbkon8TBpcRCdYXPqZ5Ha5aiw&bvm=bv.48293060,d.aGc



A New Resource:
Leveraging innovation and jobs from the brown coal asset.

Exergen
exergen.com.au
A $2 billion project to utilise continuous hydrothermal
dewatering processes to reduce power plant emissions
by up to 40%.
Proposal is for a 12 million tonne p.a. export
focussed commercial coal-processing plant,
infrastructure and mine.
1,300 Estimated construction jobs (at peak)
490 Permanent positions
Project cost and assistance required:
Exergen is seeking facilitation and approvals support
from the Victorian and Australian governments.


Port of Hastings rail link -


The development of the Port of Hastings is of vital importance to the entire
Gippsland region, as expressed in many strategic documents. Rail connectivity
to Gippsland from the Port of Hastings would allow the cost-effective export
of brown coal products and derivatives as well as other bulk and containerised
products. A number of international investors have indicated that connectivity
to the Port of Hastings is a key infrastructure gap that is negatively impacting
on long term investment decisions in Gippsland.

cheers
B Rubes