Linc Energy to commence underground coal gasification operation in Poland (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Linc Energy to commence underground coal gasification operation in Poland

Published Jul 8, 2014

Linc Energy Ltd has gained initial approval from the Polish Ministry of the Environment to commence an Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) project in Poland.

The project will take place upon the Company's nominated UCG site within its coal resource license area near Krakow in Poland. The site is ideally located and is well researched, with Linc Energy having already completed coal resource drilling, a seismic survey and a detailed evaluation of the coals geological conditions indicating that this coal is very suitable for UCG operations.

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