ambreCTL

Ambre CTL Limited is proposing ambreCTL, a commercial scale coal-to-liquids project with major potential benefits including:

• improved energy security for Australia with respect to liquid fuels
• significant economic benefits from short and long term regional investment and employment opportunities
• demonstrated economic and technical viability of liquid fuel production from coal on a commercial scale for the first time in Australia by using marginal coal resources which are currently sub-economic. 

A successful project could potentially unlock billions of tonnes of sub-economic coal and contribute substantially to reducing Australia’s reliance on imported crude oil.

Australian exploration activities

Ambre Energy, through its subsidiaries Ambre Energy (Felton) Pty Ltd and Ambre Energy Exploration Pty Ltd, holds 840km2 of exploration tenements in Queensland, located roughly between Millmerran, Pittsworth and Warwick.

In addition to drilling activities undertaken at the ambreCTL site within Exploration Permit for Coal (EPC) 935, Ambre Energy completed three drilling programs prior to 2009–10 at Back Plains, in the Clarence-Moreton Basin, about 35km south west of Toowoomba.

Ambre Energy has identified a highly promising coal prospect at Back Plains and independent assessment indicates a significant resource of export quality coal exists at a shallow depth. 

Maps

ambreCTL project location 

Ambre Energy Australian tenements

ambreCTL and Back Plains regional map