Latrobe Valley coal project

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The Latrobe Valley coal project is a coal exploration area held by Mantle Mining.

In late July 2011 Mantle Mining stated that the area is "area is prospective for both black and brown coal deposits including many historical mines within the Gippsland Basin. The tenements immediately abut the main Latrobe Valley depression. There is a high level of prospectivity that the historic Wonthaggi Black coal seams exist at depth within the project area."

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