coal future use, page-18

Brabus, moving Coal is dangerous due to its tendancy to spontaneously combust - and therefore moving tonka loads of Coal with a big truck is a perculiar stunt.
Posthumously (and shortly after combustion) the truck driver would be awarded their very own Darwin Award - for not being able to survive their own poorly thought out idea (to move large amounts of spontaneously combustable coal with a bumpy old truck).

To counter that tendancy, ESI has produced a product called Coldry, which (due to two or 3 chemical factors) will not combust so readily, if at all. Coldry will, in its own special way, also burn hotter than plain old coal (Brown or Black) and as an added bonus, it will even produce greater output while combusting....wait for it....with less emissions.

Snap. There go some old paradigms...

In "Coldry" form, the (Coal-derived) material can be transported safely, by aircraft, big trucks and fat Coldry-pellett-laden Internationally bound cargo watercraft.


What a breakthrough huh? A Live and Hot industry topic at that - just when the industry and environment need it!

Lautrec