Port Augusta plant closure a setback for White

THE demolition of the last remaining coal-fired plant at Port Augusta in South Australia has virtually closed off the opportunity for White Energy to develop the large resource of coal it has in the Phillipson Basin for power generation

Port Augusta plant closure a setback for White

White Energy chairman Travers Duncan.

27 November 2017
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White Energy chairman Travers Duncan told the company’s annual general meeting that investigations on utilising this South Australian coal resource with coal gasification technology were continuing

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