Seamfriend
No one seams (sic) to get my question!! I am happy to consider your proposition that CSG could be extracted from a bigger area than long field under ground combustion and gasification of coal BUT
PLEASE CAN SOMEONE ANSWER THE BASIC QUESTION??
Once CSM gas has been extracted from say 100,000sqkms of coal can you still combust the remaining coal ang get More Gas???
Mate the coal is still there!! Just because the gas has gone does not mean the host coal has gone!! Get it??
I am getting frustrated.. what is it respondents dont get that the original coal is still in the ground after the SEAM GAS has been extracted?? So now are we saying the remaining coal is inert!! Or am I wrong has all the coal dissappeared into gas?? I dont think so!!!
My post is a genuine question to try to understand the science.. the financial ramifications is another matter !!
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