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Volume X, Issue 21
December 12, 2007

Jack Peckham, Executive Editor

Feature
U.S. DOE, IRS Team-Up on Clean-Coal Tax Credits
U.S. Senate Environment Committee Passes Climate Change Bill
U.S. House Passes Bill with 15% Renewable Energy Standard
Briefs
Market Snapshot
Market Snapshot
Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle & Synthetic Natural Gas
Luminant Requests Proposals for Texas IGCC Plants
State of Washington Recommends Governor Reject IGCC Plan
Eastman/RTI Warm-Gas Cleanup Scheme Aims for 2009 Demonstration
Adding CO2 Capture Makes NGCC Much More Expensive than IGCC
Heavy Crude Producers: Boosting Profitability with IGCC Option
Gas to Liquids & Coal to Liquids
Shell's Pearl GTL Plant May go Over $18 Billion Budget
Biomass to Liquids & Waste to Energy
Rentech Switches Focus to Natchez from REMC
India's Tata Group Seeks Coal for CTL
DKRW to Produce Gasoline, Diesel at Medicine Bow CTL Project
Combining Biomass, Coal for FT Liquids No ‘Accounting Gimmick’ for CO2
West Virginia Plans 5 CTL Plants
CBTL Diesel Produces 20% Less CO2 than that from a Traditional Refinery: Noblis
Technology
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Regulation & Legislation
Sandia National Laboratory Working on Prototype to ‘Reenergize’ CO2
Carbon Capture & Storage
Global Energy, HTC Purenergy to Form CO2 JV
U.S. EIA Reports Dip in 2006 U.S. GHG Emissions
West Virginia Outlines Steps towards EOR

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