Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Newcastle
Conference Proceedings
Annual Conference, Newcastle
Conventional Mining of Coal for Power Generation
The Electricity Commission of New South Wales operates three power stations located on Lake Macquarie and Lake Munmorah. Coal for these power stations is supplied by three collieries operated by the Electricity Commission, three operated by the State Mines Control Authorityrand one privately owned. Most of the coal used in these power stations is won from the Great Northern seam which lies at depths of up to 220 ft at Awaba and at depths of the order of 600 ft at the remaining mines on the southern end of the field.
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L R Carrall
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