Electricity generation in Australia is emissions-intensive overall because of its reliance on fossil fuels.

The emission of CO2 by electric power plants is not controlled because no standards or required reductions currently exist in Australia. Coal fired power stations remain among the cheapest and most widely used forms of electricity around the world. Some experimental technology is available to limit CO2 emissions, but it is expensive and energy hungry.

Our technology platform can significantly reduce GHG emissions from Coal and Gas fired Powered Stations, and portable Diesel Generators across the country and around the world.

Our target is to halve carbon dioxide emission from coal fired power plants using a commercially viable and scalable process powered by the waste heat in the exhaust gases and cooling towers.

If this target is reached, and the technology is then widely implemented, this will have the biggest single step impact on global greenhouse gas emissions in the world at this time. 

The demand for energy in developing nations could thus be met without a corresponding leap in greenhouse emissions, developed nations could substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions and Australia’s coal mining industry and resource based export economy will be significantly enhanced.