"The fire mentioned was in a pile of coal that was...

"The fire mentioned was in a pile of coal that was semi-processed"

Yes just more misinformation...just like the "evaporative" stuff spread recently.

http://www.ectltd.com.au/coldry/black-coal-equivalent/

"Testing by University of Queensland places Coldry in the same ‘sponaneous combustion’ risk range as thermal (black) coals currently exported from Queensland and NSW. The Coldry process changes the physical and chemical structure to the point it no longer has the same ‘high-risk’ of spontaneously combusting as brown coal."

http://www.ectltd.com.au/asx-announcements/shareholder-update-coldry-technology/

Pages 5/6:

"Of significant importance is the testing performed on the stability of the Coldry BCE Pellets with respect to Spontaneous Combustion risk8. Extracted from the testing report is the following chart showing Coldry BCE along a risk spectrum. It should be noted that all coals shown are regularly traded & shipped thermal and coking coal, and Coldry BCE was comfortably in the lower risk grouping.

Report: “Spontaneous Combustion Assessment of Coldry Pellets from Environmental Clean Technologies”, Dr. Basil Beamish, Spontaneous Combustion Laboratory, University of Queensland (UniQuest)

http://mea.edu.au/Content/about/mea-staff/dr-basil-beamish/

Enough said. Coldry tech is way more advanced than the slurry type competitors...there is just one ingredient missing...$$$...don't ya just love that word "imminent"

tick tock...