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Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant

The Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant, also known as the Waikato Carbonisation Plant, was a coal processing plant in the Rotowaro/Huntly area, New Zealand. It was also the first plant to use the Lurgi process in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Location
South of Rotowaro Road, 8 km south-west of Huntly
Completed
1931
Construction started
1930
Designated
22 August 1991
Reference no.
7013
Type
Coal processing plant

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Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant

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Completed · 1
Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → 1931
Construction started · 1
Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → 1930
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Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → 22 August 1991
Location · 1
Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → South of Rotowaro Road, 8 km south-west of Huntly
Reference no. · 1
Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → 7013
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Rotowaro Carbonisation Plant → Coal processing plant

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plant rotowaro carbonisation coal huntly waikato also pollution processing area waste trust site new zealand first lurgi process southern hemisphere

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Rotowaro Carbonisation PlantDesignated22 August 19911.00infobox
Rotowaro Carbonisation PlantLocationSouth of Rotowaro Road, 8 km south-west of Huntly1.00infobox
Rotowaro Carbonisation PlantReference no.70131.00infobox
Rotowaro Carbonisation PlantTypeCoal processing plant1.00infobox

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