An interesting picture "liked" by our MD on LinkedIn.
Here is the picture (below) and more importantly here is a link to a relevant article.
For those LTs and the new shareholders, you will all understand ECT's prior involvement in the Latrobe Valley and its capacity to assist further as well as the ability of ECT's two techs to achieve "low emissions".
Let's not forget the slogan on ECT's corp presentation "Bridging the gap between today's use of resources and tomorrow's zero-emissions future".
It seems no coincidence that Bachus Marsh is now a focus for ECT with further R&D to improve capacity as well as the scoping study to commence in FY2017 for Vic and SA integrated demo plants.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/bus...s/news-story/1b76481a1f12dcc4cda16adbe3975ed5
"The Minerals Council of Australia is urging parliament to avoid making a false choice between coal production and a low-emissions future, arguing
new coal-generation technologies can reduce carbon pollution by 40-50 per cent."
"It pushed for an energy-neutral approach to securing Australia’s power needs, saying this would ensure Victoria’s Latrobe Valley still had a “big future” in coming decades."
"The
MCA submission proposed the adoption of “high-efficiency low-emissions” technologies capable of producing more energy per unit of coal, while reducing emissions by up to 50 per cent. It advocated further development of carbon capture and storage technology, which it says offers the promise of reducing emissions by up to 90 per cent."
And more importantly ... let's not forget this article which was titled
"valley earmarked for new brown coal tech"
http://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/story/3705447/valley-earmarked-for-new-brown-coal-tech/
"At the end of the day, there's a valuable resource down there (in the Latrobe Valley). We cannot give up on the challenge of finding technologies to make better use of that resource."
GLTAH - exciting times as opportunities both locally and globally accelerate for ECT.
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