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The Latrobe Valley's brown coal mines are inherently unstable, they are fire-prone and require a wide range of active controls to prevent harm to human life and the environment. Hazelwood has ceased operations in 2017 and Yallourn and Loy Yang A have brought forward their power station closure dates. This means careful consideration and ...
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Abstract: Since closure of the Hazelwood Power Station in 2017, and the associated Morwell open cut mine, the community of the Latrobe Valley have largely come to terms with the coming end of an industry that for almost a century defined their region. However, the capacity for the community to envisage what comes next has been limited. This is in …
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The Old Brown Coal Mine Museum holds an extensive display of memorabilia depicting the early days of the old town and open cut, both known as Brown Coal Mine prior to 1947. Displays include the Yallourn Open Cut No. 8 Dredger Cabin and the 6 Mega Watt Turbine Generator from the now demolished Hazelwood Power Station.
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WATER. The mining of brown coal has had an enormous impact on local waterways, including the Morwell and Latrobe Rivers which have been moved numerous times. The …
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By PHILIP HOPKINS . IN a major boost to Latrobe Valley industry and jobs, Latrobe Magnesium has paved the way for its plant in Morwell to use the company's own patented technology to eventually produce magnesium for the international market from the Valley's brown coal fly ash.
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The rehabilitation of the Latrobe Valley's brown coal mines will be steered by experts and locals through the creation of a new authority and a strategy to ... Who We Are Governance The Board is responsible for the governance, general policies and strategic direction of the Mine Land Rehabilitation Authority, in accordance with the Mineral ...
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waters. In 2021, we released a report 'When the ash settles: a community guide to cleaning up Latrobe Valley's toxic coal ash'. Support for and reuse of brown coal ash was included, however, we did note Victorian EPA does not have guidelines for reusing brown coal ash safely.
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Stage 1 The Latrobe Valley project is a demonstration Magnesium Plant located at Hazelwood North in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, 150km southeast of Melbourne. LMG has developed a patented process to extract magnesium from magnesium rich resources. Magnesium metal will be extracted from fly ash using a world- first hydrometallurgical …
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The first recorded discovery of brown coal in the Latrobe Valley was 1873. Sixteen years later, the Great Morwell Coal Mining Company began producing briquettes from brown coal, but could not compete with black coal, so was wound up in 1899.
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Picture the great coal mines of Latrobe Valley reimagined as a 'world-class' destination — the Great Latrobe Park. SUPPORT THIS PROJECT. EXPLORE THE PARK. OPEN CUT MINES REPURPOSED. Think mines repurposed as lakes, forests, wetlands, parks linked by pathways that encourage creative utilisation of the vast space.
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With Australia's new carbon tax laws having been passed by the Senate last week, now is a perfect time to look at Victoria's three major coal fired power stations.Located in the Latrobe Valley atop massive reserves of brown coal, together these power stations run 24 hours a day to supply the majority of Victoria's baseload electricity demand, and in the …
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Three clear priorities for policy makers, however, have emerged from Australia's Hunter Valley region, where coal mines employ about 14,000 workers directly and thousands more indirectly. These ...
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The Latrobe Valley's brown coal is used to feed mine-mouth power generation facilities to service the domestic power market. Whilst the Latrobe Valley's brown coal mines have provided the feedstock to generate much of the state's electricity for the past century, Victoria's energy transition is underway as we move to renewable …
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A DRIVE to establish new industry and jobs using Latrobe Valley's brown coal in non-energy ways is effectively dead, after the state government stopped funding research into the work, a decision denounced as "folly" and …
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A Japanese consortium hopes the production of hydrogen using coal from the Latrobe Valley in a world-first trial will prove it is possible to export the emerging fuel source. Key points:
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It follows a world-first pilot program where hydrogen produced using Latrobe Valley coal was shipped to Japan via the Port of Hastings last ... It is Victoria's largest coal mine and is about 200 ...
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The Old Brown Coal Mine Museum is open Sundays from 10am to 4pm, Monday and Tuesday from 10am to 3pm, with group bookings any day by appointment. ... ENGIE Hazelwood Rehabilitation Project; Latrobe Valley; latrobe valley express; Old Brown Coal Mine Museum; Yallourn North Historical Society; Facebook. Twitter. Print. …
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Latrobe Valley Projects The Latrobe Valley projects include a Stage 1, Demonstration Magnesium Plant located at Hazelwood North in Victoria's Latrobe Valley, 150km southeast of Melbourne. LMG …
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The Latrobe Valley is home to one of the largest brown coal reserves in the world. AAP Image/Julian Smith But there are other long-term benefits the geothermal energy resource could deliver to the ...
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International Journal of Coal Geology, 23 ( 1993 ) 193-213 193 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Latrobe Valley, Victoria, Australia: a world class brown coal deposit C.M. Bartona, C.S. Gloeb and G.R. Holdgatea aState Electricity Commission of Victoria, Geoengineering Division, Mine Technology Department, …
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History of coal in the Latrobe Valley 1873 – First recorded discovery of brown coal in the Latrobe Valley. 1886 – Henry Godridge and William Tulloch prospect local brown coal outcrops independently and apply for a mining lease. This leads to the establishment of the Great Morwell Coal Mining Company, which begins operating in 1889. […]
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Latrobe Magnesium Ltd has announced the completion of commissioning for the first phase of its 1,000 t/y, Stage 1 Demonstration Plant, successfully producing the world's first environmentally sustainable MgO from fly ash – a waste resource from brown coal power generation.
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annual water availability in the Latrobe River is projected to decline to approximately 467 GL a year by 2050 (soon after Loy Yang is set to close), and 334 GL by 2080. Another …
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There appears to be lots of 'doom and gloom' around brown coal generation in Victoria's Latrobe Valley under the carbon tax. It is far from obvious that this is justified – at least in the ...
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A world-first pilot project which will turn brown coal from Victoria's Latrobe Valley into hydrogen has been approved by the Victorian environmental watch dog.
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As thermal power generation comes to an end in the Latrobe valley, the rehabilitation and closure of the three lignite mines has become a 'burning' issue. Hazelwood mine is closed, while Yallourn is now slated for closure in 2028. Loy Yang has plans to continue through to 2048, though the…
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Friends of Latrobe Water (FLoW) is a group of community members advocating for best-practice rehabilitation of Latrobe Valley coal mines. Members come together from across Gippsland with a shared understanding that the decisions made today regarding the legacy of these sites hold great significance when it comes to the future prosperity, water …
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Alyssa Fritzlaff. FEDERATION University researchers are using Latrobe Valley's rehabilitated brown. coal mines in an investigation into the impacts of climate change. Professor Thomas Baumgartl is …
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A consultancy firm estimates Victoria's three coal-fired power stations will shut between 2026 and 2032 after analysing the work of the Australian Energy Market Operator.
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THE operators of the Latrobe Valley coal mines will have to develop more detailed rehabilitation plans under amendments to the Latrobe Valley Regional Rehabilitation Strategy announced by the state government. The Minister for Energy and Resource, Lily D'Ambrosio, and the Minister for Water, Harriet Shing, released the first …
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