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UPCOMING EVENTS December 11, Purdue University, West Lafayette |
Director's WelcomeWelcome to the website of the Center for Coal Technology Research (CCTR), an Indiana state agency located at Purdue University's Energy Center at Discovery Park. The legislated objective of the CCTR is to promote the use of Indiana's coal reserves in an economically and environmentally sound manner. To achieve this the CCTR concentrates on the development and implementation of strategic appropriate clean coal technologies through funding scoping studies, industrial and commercial application projects, long-term development projects, technology designs and demonstration projects, coal research seminars and forums, and educational materials. We hope you will find our website helpful and informative. Please send any questions you might have and requests for further information to our staff. Keeping Up with Coal Developments ... |
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Next CCTR Advisory Panel Meeting (Note that the September 11 meeting has been cancelled) |
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CO2 Transportation |
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The Anatomy and Evolution of U.S. Climate Change Bills in the U.S. Senate |
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CHOREN Industries Company Presentation |
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Carbon Dioxide Capture from Existing Coal-Fired Power Plants |
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Reconnaissance of Coal-Slurry Deposits in Indiana |
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Synfuel Park/Polygeneration Plant, Feasibility Study for Indiana Paul V. Preckel, Zuwei Yu, et al. September 2007, CCTR Final Report Revised June 26, 2008 |
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Duke Energy Committing $2.5 million for Clean Coal Technology Research |
Mission Statement The goal and purpose of the Center for Coal Technology Research (CCTR) is to address the vital issue of determining suitable coal technologies which will meet the economic and environmental priorities of Indiana. In the short run, the current decision processes of purchasers of Indiana coals, primarily the electric utilities, need to be better understood. Then in the long run, the technology factors that will control future coal use in Indiana, the Illinois Basin and Midwest region generally need to be assessed as they are more varied.
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Contact Marty W. Irwin, Director |
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