A construction work on the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) being conducted by Budus S.A. slowly draws to an end. The building’s elevation waits for last finishing touches, more works are to be done inside where the interior needs installation, plastering, glazing, painting, then furnitures and specialistic equipment. In ...

The Budus S.A. building company is concluding a construction work on the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) located at 1 Gwarków Sq., a joint project of the Central Mining Institute (GIG) and the Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal in Zabrze. At the same time, the ...

In the second half of December 2010 the European Commission officially confirmed a grant admission for the Clean Coal Technologies Center project that had already begun in Katowice and Zabrze. The EU contribution exceeds EUR 41 million. The Center, being built at the expense of nearly PLN 162 million (EUR ...

A joint venture of the Central Mining Institute (GIG) from Katowice and the Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal (IChPW) from Zabrze started in April 2010 construction works of the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW). The unit is designed for developing and elaborating new processes and researches ...

Scientists from the Central Mining Institute (GIG) in Katowice finished a pilot test of underground coal gasification which had been conducting since 2007. The study of the researches was to find out about possibilities of underground gasification and to obtain hydrogen as a result. During the Thursday’s press conference, ...

Construction works of the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW), a joint venture of the Central Mining Institute (GIG) from Katowice and the Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal (IChPW) from Zabrze, have started. The Center will be raised at 1 Gwarków Sq. in the area of GIG. According to ...

The Central Mining Institute (Główny Instytut Górnictwa, GIG) is currently preparing to launch a pilot research of gasifying coal underground in one of its mines. The attempt is planned for March. As a result, the extracted gas will allow for energy or hydrogen production in the future. This is ...

A project of the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) was launched last year. This is a joint venture investment of the Central Mining Institute (GIG) from Katowice and the Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal (IChPW) from Zabrze. The task of the Center will be a creation of the ...

An inception of creating the Clean Coal Technologies Center (CCTW) has taken place today. The Center is a common venture of Central Mining Institute from Katowice and Institute for Chemical Processing of Coal (Zabrze). A total cost of the investment is EUR 45 million (EUR 38 m is granted from EU). ...