It does make sense to wash the brown coal because the drill...

It does make sense to wash the brown coal because the drill samples show a huge increase in sulphur levels. What happens to the poluted water , will that end up on my farmed veggies?

What is the cost of this new blending and washing hogging to cost?

The Carbon Tax is also going to have a compounding impact for every EXTRA process thats added

Let me get this right,

The brown coal will be won at a competing price as Latrobe Valley then it will have to be washed then pumped into a hole in the ground then dried then secondarily dried ? That's a lot of work I bet the margins for drying techs are massive