Clean Carbon Summit
Set for Oct. 9-10
in Austin, Texas
Governor Perry to give Kenote address during the Clean Carbon Policy Summit & Project Expo
Join government officials and key industry leaders as they present an in-depth look at the policy and technology issues involved with meeting Texas' critical electricity needs and satisfying the public's interest in ultra-clean technology.
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For the Summit Schedule at a Glance, click here
Foundation MissionCCTFT Executive Director Donna McDonald gives an overview of the Foundation's mission and explains the importance of clean coal technology. 4/18/08 
CCTFT PublicationsCharles D. McConnell, 2008 Foundation Chairman, gives an overview of recent publications delineating improvements in emissions from Texas power producers, the state’s growing demand for power, and innovative new technologies on the horizon. 4/18/08 
Fueling Texas Energy DemandPUC Commissioner Julie Parsley explains the state's need for a diverse portfolio of energy choices, and the role of clean coal technology. 4/18/08 
Texas Needs PowerRailroad Commission Chairman Michael L. Williams, who chairs both the Railroad Commission of Texas and the Governor's Clean Coal Technology Council is spearheading the state's effort to reduce emissions from coal-fuled electric power. 4/18/08
Arkansas is host to Clean Coal Technology Conference
On July 17-18 the Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas participated in the Clean Coal Technology Conference held in Hope, Arkansas -- an event that generated enthusiastic crowds and plenty of support for a proposed new coal-powered unit in the state. It was the first conference of this kind in the region, and featured a number of prominent speakers, including former House majority leader Dick Gephardt and southwest Arkansas Congressman Mike Ross. For downloadable presentations, click here. For media coverage, click here
Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas
The Foundation supports the work of the Governor’s Clean Coal Technology Council of Texas – both with a mission to promote the use and development of new technologies that will encourage the continued improvements in air emissions from Texas power producers. The Foundation compiles state and federal data on air emissions, develops annual reports and regularly hosts conferences designed to bring industry, academia and state leadership . . . fostering collaborative efforts to encourage new technology. The Foundation’s mission is to maintain reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible coal-fueled electric generation in the diverse portfolio of energy sources for Texas. |
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Clean Coal Technology Foundation of Texas807 Brazos Street, Suite 710
Austin, Texas 78701
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Ph: (512) 708-8375
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