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GTL Energy Ltd has developed a unique proprietary technology  to remove moisture from low rank coals and biomass and in doing so, raise the energy content, reduce emissions, improve the transportation and handling characteristics and increase the market value of these abundant fuels.

The Company has recently completed the construction of its first commercial scale demonstration plant in North Dakota USA.

Successful Commissioning of GTLE Plant
Monday, 12 July 2010 00:00

Highlights:

  • GTL Energy’s first commercial scale coal upgrading plant module successfully commissioned
  • Successful production of high energy, low moisture briquettes
  • Completion of bulk sample trial and USA combustion trial for Solid Energy New Zealand Ltd

GTL Energy Ltd (GTL Energy) today announced that construction and commissioning of its proprietary ‘first-of-a-kind’, low rank coal upgrading plant, located near South Heart, North Dakota, USA has been completed.

GTL Energy CEO, Robert French, said today, "We are delighted that GTLE's clean coal technology has proven successful on a commercial scale. We are satisfied that the commissioning of GTLE's plant in North Dakota has validated the ability to expand plant capacity on a modular basis, with few of the risks normally associated with scale up."

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New Zealand coal bound for North Dakota
Monday, 30 November 2009 00:00

Solid Energy (of New Zealand) and GTL Energy today announced that they are shipping a bulk sample of New Zealand lignite to GTL Energy’s commercial scale plant, near South Heart, North Dakota, USA, where GTL Energy will process the sample into high rank coal briquettes, as well as pre-test process equipment for deployment to New Zealand.

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GTL Energy coal beneficiation plant receives its Air Permit
Monday, 22 June 2009 00:00

The North Dakota Department of Health (Air Quality Division) today issued the Air Permit (Permit-to-Construct) to GTL Energy for its coal beneficiation plant near South Heart, North Dakota. GTL Energy now has all of the permits required to complete construction and move into commissioning and operations in the third quarter of 2009.

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