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It was reported in late January 2009 that the institute, to be based in Canberra, would be formally launched in February 2009 and that it would be headed by [[Nick Otter]], who had previously worked for the UK power company [[Alstom Power]]. It was also that a deputy at the Institute would be [[Dayle Seymour]] on secondment from the Victorian Department of Primary Industries. The United Kingdom, South Korea, Norway have agreed to join the institute as well as [[Shell]] International, Alstom Power, [[Anglo American]], the [[The Climate Group]], [[Mitsubishi]], [[Rio Tinto]] [[Services Petroliers Schlumberger]], [[Xstrata]] and the [[William J. Clinton Foundation]]. The [[Boston Consulting Group]] has been hired to develop a business plan for the institute.<ref>Louise Dodson, "[http://afr.com/home/login.aspx?EDP://20090123000030758053&section=industry-energy_utilities CO₂ Research Draws Recruits"], ''Australian Financial Review'', January 23-26, 2009, page 14. (Sub req'd)</ref>