Sentences with phrase «of underground coal gasification»

Australia's Linc Energy, a developer of underground coal gasification and synthetic fuels projects, has signed an exclusive agreement with PowerHouse Energy Inc, a provider of onsite energy systems that uses fossil and renewable fuels to generate electricity and synthetic gas via the Pyromex ultra high temperature above - ground gasification (UHTG) process....

That's what fans of underground coal gasification will be saying this week at several sessions and in the keynote speech at the International Pittsburgh Coal Conference, which goes through Wednesday.

A primitive version of the technology behind this Dantean inferno of underground coal gasification (UCG) has already been running for 50 years in the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan.

Not exact matches

With underground gasification, geologists would scope out thinner but broader layers of coal found much deeper.

Fred Pearce's article on underground coal gasification (15 February, p 36) misrepresents both the science and the words of explanation...

If in situ gasification of coal is feasible — and it's been done in Russia for decades — then a great deal of the stuff is potentially exploitable, even that left behind in closed underground mines.

Zero - emission technology most typically involved the vision of coal gasification, in which pollutants would be separated out of the emissions stream prior to combustion, together with carbon capture and sequestration, in which carbon dioxide would be liquified and stored permanently underground.

The main difference between both gasification processes is that in UCG the cavity itself becomes the reactor so that the gasification of coal takes place underground instead of at the surface.

Friends of the Earth Scotland warmly welcomed the Scottish Government's decision to ban underground coal gasification (UCG) today.

Underground coal gasification is a risky and highly experimental technology that involves burnning coal underground in order to extract gas, in this case under two of Scotland's five major coastal bays.

We very warmly welcome the Energy Minister's announcement of an effective ban on underground coal gasification.»

Around half of our grid - based electricity could be supplied by means of a few very large power systems burning methane, either in the form of natural gas or the effluvium from underground coal gasification [the only way to employ coal cleanly, he argues], and burying the carbon dioxide they produce.

Or it could help in the development of techniques like underground coal gasification.