The Callide Oxyfuel Project is a world-leading demonstration of how carbon capture and storage technology can be applied to an existing coal-fired power station to produce near zero-emissions from electricity generation.

Using a process that enables CO₂ to be captured and then stored deep underground, the technology is one of the most promising long-term solutions for the reduction of global greenhouse gas emissions.

In a world where over 80 per cent of global energy production is derived from fossil fuels, and with demand expected to rise, the Callide Oxyfuel Project is a critical step towards a sustainable energy future.

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Media release: Queensland's Callide Oxyfuel Project gains international recognition

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