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 Radiometry Laboratory is being built near by.
“The works are slowly drawing to a close and both buildings shall be finished this year.
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 45 million), is the largest investment project in the field of research infrastructure in the region and is mainly financed by the EU funds.
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 in the clean coal technologies area. At the same time, the Radiometry Laboratory is being developed nearby.
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 GIG’s Press Department, demolition of buildings and site preparation are already finished.
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 part of the HUGE Programme (Hydrogen Oriented Underground Coal Gasification for Europe) started two years ago. The HUGE project aims to help experts design a model mine of the future.
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