Corporate Body

CRC for Coal in Sustainable Development (2001 - 2008)

From
1 July 2001
Pinjarra Hills, Queensland, Australia
To
2008
Functions
Resources, Industrial or scientific research and Energy
Alternative Names
  • Cooperative Research Centre for Coal in Sustainable Development
Website
http://www.ccsd.biz/
Location
Technology Transfer Centre, Queensland Centre for Advanced Technologies, 2643 Moggill Road, Pinjarra Hills, Queensland 4069

Summary

Established in July 2001 with a seven year grant, the Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) for Coal in Sustainable Development replaced the CRC for Black Coal Utilisation. The CRC continues to build on the research of its predecessor. Its research "is underpinned by a focus on the three dimensions of sustainability - economic, social and environmental. Research is conducted in several research programs to deliver outcomes that: Inform Strategic Decisions; Improve Environmental Performance; Understand Coal Performance in Technology."

Published resources

Resources

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