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Energy South Australia, Coal Deposits in South Australia, Earth Resources Information Sheet, June 2004. (pdf) E.M. Alexander et al, South Australian coal

International Power Australia website, accessed August 2010. International Power Australia, "Loy Yang B Power Station", International Power Australia website, accessed

Lincoln, April 1, 2009, page 37. (Pdf) Australia and coal Coal terminals in Australia Railways and coal in Australia QR National, "COALRail Infrastructure

coal Australia and coal New South Wales and coal Queensland and coal South Australia and coal Tasmania and coal Victoria and coal Western Australia and

Coal-to-Liquids in Australia Coal seam gas projects in Australia Existing coal-fired power stations in Australia Financing coal power stations in Australia Fly ash

Newcastle, Australia. The terminal has an annual capacity of 25 million tonnes per year. Coal & Allied, is 75% owned by Rio Tinto Coal Australia (RTCA), a

The Australian Coal Association (ACA) is an industry lobby group that represents "the interests of the black coal producers in Australia - located predominantly

of Australia, "Membership", Ash Development Association of Australia website, accessed June 2011. "Member companies, Minerals Council of Australia website

Rio Tinto, "Rio Tinto Coal Australia Financial Community Presentation", June 2010 – Sydney, page 14. Australia and coal New South Wales and coal Coal terminals

Augusta power station is a retired power station in Port Augusta, South Australia, Australia. It is also known as Northern power station, Port Augusta power

Spencer-Grain Export Facility", PlanSA, Accessed in August 2021. Australia and coal South Australia and coal

Victoria, Western Australia and South Australia. Through Simply Energy the company is an energy retailer in Victoria and South Australia. International Power

FuturGas Project in South Australia is a proposal by Hybrid Energy Australia for a 300 megawatt brown coal fired power station. In November 2007 it was

the world's largest coal export port, is located in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia. There are three separate coal terminals within the Port of Newcastle:

coal exports", Camp for Climate Action, Australia website, accessed December 2008. Australia and coal Australian Coal Association BHP Billiton's coal interests

Application for Port Lincoln, April 1, 2009, page 37. (Pdf) Australia and coal South Australia and coal

Primary Industries and Resources South Australia, "Leigh Creek", Department of Primary Industries and Resources South Australia, accessed December 2010. Alinta

New South Wales, Australia. In addition to the Carrington terminal, PWCS also operates the Kooragang Coal Terminal on the other side of the South Channel

NCIG coal export terminal is a coal export facility in New South Wales, Australia. The facility is owned by consortium of coal companies known as the Newcastle

in New South Wales, Australia. The facility services two of the nation’s largest coal reserves, the Southern and Western coalfields of New South Wales,