AUSTRALIA

Collaboration finds $61M opportunity

A COLLABORATION between biotechnology company PolyGenomX and CSG Enviro Services could provide a $61 million profit for the top coal seam gas producers in Queensland.

Bianca Bartucciotto

The partnership has developed a natural and sustainable solution for the treatment and use of CSG water. According to the companies, the four major Queensland CSG companies could generate the extra $61...

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