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Energy assessment and management processes - Incitec Pivot Plant Gibson Island

Publisher

Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism

Date

Wed, 2009-04-01 12:00

Type

The Incitec Pivot plant at Gibson Island in Queensland used about 13 peta joules (PJ) of energy in 2008–09 in the manufacture of nitrogen-based fertilisers. This case study describes 3 projects estimated to save 150,000 giga joules (GJ) of energy annually. This case study was developed as part of the Energy Efficiency Opportunities (EEGO) program.

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Energy assessment and management processes - Incitec Pivot Plant Gibson Island

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