Energy Brix Australia Corporation

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The Energy Brix Australia Corporation is a subsidiary of HRL Limited Group. Energy Brix Australia operates the Energy Brix power station and a coal briquetting plant, which is located near Morwell.

In 2009 the 170 megawatt Energy Brix power station was estimated to have emitted 1.59 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (Mt CO2e).

Contact details

Melbourne Office
Level 1, 677 Springvale Road
Mulgrave, Victoria. 3170
Australia

Production Complex
Commercial Road
Morwell, Victoria. 3840
Australia
Phone: (03) 5120 4200

Website: http://www.ebac.com.au/

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