Gateway Fuels Victoria (GFV) – Latrobe Valley Coldry Project ECT...

Gateway Fuels Victoria (GFV) – Latrobe Valley Coldry Project
ECT is the sponsor of the Latrobe Valley Coldry project, named Gateway Fuels Victoria (GFV), which aims to
build a first-of-a-kind, zero-emissions brown coal de-watering plant using the patented Coldry process.
Coldry converts low value brown coal into high-calorific value, low-moisture solid fuel pellets suitable as a
gateway feedstock for applications such as:
• Utility boiler systems
• Hydrogen production
• Urea production
• Blended co-firing into power station boilers
• High-Efficiency Low Emissions (HELE) electricity generation
• Other downstream technologies requiring coal chemical feedstock
Coldry utilises low-grade waste heat, producing the world’s most cost effective brown coal fuel pellet via a
drying solution with zero direct emissions.
Gateway Fuels Victoria aims to build a plant with capacity of up to 170,000 tonnes per annum by the end of
FY 2019 and will hold the exclusive licence to expand this production footprint to over 10,000,000 tonnes
per annum.

Glenn Fozard commented, “High Efficiency, Low Emissions (HELE) power stations, hydrogen production and
fertilizer production are all industries of the future for the Latrobe Valley and they all need dry brown
coal. Coldry can achieve this economically and with zero-emissions. A claim unmatched by any other
process.”