Carbon Energy Limited (ASX:CNX) MD's Presentation at the Australian National Carbon Conference
Brisbane, Aug 28, 2009 AEST (ABN Newswire) - A presentation to be delivered by Carbon Energy Limited's (ASX:CNX)(PINK:CNXAF) Managing Director, Andrew Dash at the Australian National Carbon Conference Brisbane - Queensland University of Technology on the 28th August 2009.
Summary Opportunity
Market opportunities are significant -power generation, synthetic natural gas productionchemical manufacture (fertiliser, industrial explosives, plastics) and transport fuels.
Energy Recovery -huge potential for energy recovery from a small area of land.
Lower cost route for carbon capture and storage (CCS).
Future energy requirements supplied through a mix of renewable and low emission fossil fuel technologies Challenges.
Framework required for carbon legislation (CPRS).
Regulations need to keep pace with technology development (egcarbon storage).
Access to funding and or financial incentives for early investment in technologyResponse to Challenges.
Carbon Energy has taken a leadership position UCG technology and has plans to do the same in the area of Low Emission Coal solutions (egCCS).
Co-location of processing industries provides opportunities for lowering emissions (egUrea manufacture).
For the complete Carbon Energy Presentation, please click the link below:
http://www.abnnewswire.net/media/en/docs/61344-ASX-CNX-213211.pdf
About Carbon Energy Limited
Carbon Energy (ASX:CNX) (OTCMKTS:CNXAY) is building a gas business, utilising its unique keyseam technology.
The Company is committed to providing industrial gas users with an affordable and secure source of high quality feedstock, as gas prices remain strong, through increased demand across our key markets.
Carbon Energy is the only company to complete a full-lifecycle, commercial scalable underground gasification trial. The Company's keyseam technology has successfully accomplished all the recommendations outlined by the Queensland government's Independent Scientific Panel (ISP) which included intense, independent environmental scrutiny.
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