OVERSEAS PROJECTS
United States
Fast facts
- Linc Energy has over 296,000 acres of coal lease holdings in the United States across the states of Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming.
- These coal leases are located in well known energy producing regions, being the Cook Inlet, Powder River and Williston Basins..
Linc Energy is well placed to enter the United States clean energy market and establish its UCG technology. Four wholly owned subsidiaries have been founded to assist Linc Energy’s future operations in the United States: Linc Energy (Alaska), Linc Energy (Montana), Linc Energy (Operations), and Linc Energy (Wyoming).
Linc Energy has acquired over 296,000 acres of United States coal leases across the states of Alaska, Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming and has opened offices in Casper, Wyoming. An office will soon open in Denver, Colorado.
Leases located in Alaska’s Cook Inlet are suitable for traditional oil and gas, with potential access to about 18 billion tonnes of coal. It is Linc Energy’s intention to conduct an exploration program on the Alaskan Cook Inlet leases to pursue a potential natural gas revenue opportunity.
Site selection and permitting processes are underway to support a UCG pilot program in the Powder River Basin. This program is expected for completion in mid-to-late 2011.
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