Carbon Energy Limited (ASX:CNX) Appoints A General Manager Of Technical Services To Pursue New Coal Resources In Australia And Overseas
Brisbane, Jan 22, 2010 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Carbon Energy Limited (
ASX:CNX) (PINK:CNXAF) has appointed a new General Manager Technical Services, Mr Andrew Mifflin to evaluate and develop coal resources suitable for underground coal gasification both in Australia and overseas.
This new role is part of Carbon energy's strategy to increase its coal resources both in Australia and internationally and expand the ability to deliver cheaper, cleaner fuel from coal to Australian and International energy markets.
This comes on the back of announcements late last year of new opportunities for the Company in Chile that will include: power generation and synthetic natural gas projects.
Andy is a professional mining engineer with over 30 years experience in senior management roles in the coal industry in Australia and the UK. He has significant experience in the development and operation of underground coal mines having held senior roles with AMCI/Vale Australia, Centennial Coal and Xstrata/MIM.
Andy holds a Bachelors Degree in Science, Mining Engineering (Hons.) and a Master of Business Administration.
Andrew Dash, Carbon Energy's Managing Director said "We are very pleased that Andy has joined the Carbon Energy team. His knowledge and experience will complement our existing expertise in underground coal gasification as we move from our trial project to commercial gas production in Australia and around the world."
About Carbon Energy Limited
Carbon Energy (ASX:CNX) (OTCMKTS:CNXAY) is building a gas business, utilising its unique keyseam technology.
The Company is committed to providing industrial gas users with an affordable and secure source of high quality feedstock, as gas prices remain strong, through increased demand across our key markets.
Carbon Energy is the only company to complete a full-lifecycle, commercial scalable underground gasification trial. The Company's keyseam technology has successfully accomplished all the recommendations outlined by the Queensland government's Independent Scientific Panel (ISP) which included intense, independent environmental scrutiny.
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