rehabilitating the cavity., page-2

I'd be surprised if any company utilizing or trialling UCG didn't get hold of the full report for that.

It adds fuel to the success of UCG, or as some companies are now calling it - ISCG (In Situ Coal Gas).

America as we know is a far more litigious place than here and they don't give approvals easily.

"jonman=What happens to the cavities left by underground mining ?"

Actually it has been suggested by Linc Energy that the cavities can store Co2 and absorb up to 400 times more Carbon than traditional methods

http://www.lincenergy.com/data/media_news_articles/LNC-Media_Release-549.pdf


This could make them $$$ assets in themselves.