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Fast Facts

 

  • First CCS project began in Sleipner, Norway in 1996


  • Coal mining in Australia produces less greenhouse gas than agriculture


  • Otway Project in Victoria successfully stores CO2 underground


  • COAL21 Fund established to support technology into reducing greenhouse gases


  • Callide Oxyfuel Project in Queensland commissions oxyfiring technology


  • Australian coal industry spending $1billion to reduce emissions


  • CCS to contribute 19% to global emission reduction by 2050


  • Fighting climate change will cost 70% more without CCS


  • First CCS project began in Sleipner, Norway in 1996


  • Coal mining in Australia produces less greenhouse gas than agriculture


  • Otway Project in Victoria successfully stores CO2 underground


  • COAL21 Fund established to support technology into reducing greenhouse gases


  • Callide Oxyfuel Project in Queensland commissions oxyfiring technology


  • Australian coal industry spending $1billion to reduce emissions


  • CCS to contribute 19% to global emission reduction by 2050


  • Fighting climate change will cost 70% more without CCS

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