Dual Gas Pty Ltd

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Dual Gas Pty Ltd is a special purpose subsidiary of HRL, a brown coal company based in Victoria. Dual Gas is proposing the development of the Dual Gas Demonstration Project, a proposed brown coal and gas-fired power station being mooted for construction on land adjoining Energy Brix Australia Corporation's power station and briquette plant in Morwell, Victoria.

Citizens Groups Campaigning Against the project

• Environment Victoria, "Tell the EPA to reject the proposed new coal-fired power station for Victoria", September 2010.
• Friends of the Earth, HRL submits plans for new coal-fired power station, September 2010.

Other SourceWatch Resources

• Australia and coal
• Clean coal
• Geosequestration
• Victoria and coal

External Articles

• Adam Morton, "Coal station deal raises eyebrows", The Age, September 13, 2010.