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Gasification News: Feature	November 26, 2008
Jack Peckham, Executive Editor	E-mail

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Volume XI, Issue 23

Feature
Large UCG-GTL Diesel Plant Foreseen in Australia
Big SNG Plant Project to Debut in Louisiana
Australia’s Cougar Energy Inks UCG Deal with Ergo Exergy
Idaho ‘Greens’ Protest CO2 Emissions from Proposed Coal-to-Ammonia Plant
CO2 Must Be Included in Coal-Plant Permit: U.S. EPA Board
Alaska CTL Plant Study: $3/gal Required for FT Kero-Jet
GE, Sasol Ink Deal to Generate Power from Gasification Byproduct Stream
Market Snapshot
Market Snapshot
Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle & Synthetic Natural Gas
Illinois OK Enabling Legislation for IGCC Plant
Honeywell Wins Nuon IGCC Controls Contract
Gas to Liquids & Coal to Liquids
IEA Sees GTL, CTL Reaching 1.75 Million B/D by 2030
Linc: Sapex Merger Boosts UCG-GTL Prospects
Biomass to Liquids & Waste to Energy
Wits COMPS Commissions Chinese FT Plant; Tolerates UCG Syngas Variability
Shell Announces 3 More Coal Gasification Licenses in China
Technology
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Regulation & Legislation
Nexterra Wins Paper Mill Gasification Deal
News briefs
Carbon Capture & Storage
Good News on CCS: CO2 Plugs Cracks in Geologic Sites
One-Quarter Cut in CO2 Capture Costs Seen Possible
U.S. DOE Awards $67 Million for CCS Projects
EU Industries Propose 12 CCS Demonstration Projects

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