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Eskom gets behind underground coal gasification push
Clipped to the Drawing Board by Rose Shah
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Always strong in this industry - the innovation factory has kicked in again --

 South Africa is endowed with 32-billion tons of coal reserves, which are rated as economically extractable, and a further 160-billion tons of coal resources, which are judged uneconomic. Until fairly recently, there was little prospect of exploiting this enormous pent-up energy potential.

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Jonno (92) Senior board member | 2007-10-07 06:12:19
South Africa know a lot about coal and extraction technology - they have been actively involved in this area for many years - I will be watching very closely.
There is a lot of coal around so if there is a way - mmmmmmmm......
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