MINING NEWS: Coal conversion faces capital crunchWitnesses tell Congress coal-to-liquids and coal gasification projects may be hampered by lack of funding, not technology Rose Ragsdale For Mining News
As oil prices continue to climb in tandem with global demand, policy makers are examining the potential of converting coal, one of America’s most abundant fossil minerals, into a liquid or gas fuel to help meet the nation’s growing energy needs.
Committees in both houses of Congress have conducted....
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