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The challenge of climate change is truly global. We need to act urgently to prevent the acceleration of global warming and meet the growing energy demands of Australia and the world.

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The Australian coal industry has committed more than $1 billion to help develop technologies for low-emissions power generation.

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Why are we investing in coal and not just switching to renewables like wind and solar?

Given that over 80% of Australia's electricity production is derived from coal, if we were to stop using coal altogether we will have a significant energy supply problem. Renewables have an important part to play, and the ideal solution is to find the right mix of resources that will provide a...

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The Australian Coal Association (ACA) and its member companies recognise the urgent need to develop technologies for safe, reliable, low-emissions power generation.

Through the COAL21 Fund, the Australian black coal industry has committed over $1 billion to help develop low-emissions technologies such as carbon capture and storage. We believe a new generation of technologies like these will be an essential part of a global response to climate change.

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Coal is Australia's #1 export. Find out about coal's role in creating jobs and income for Australia.

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