Yes Pjgatz, these additional testing results in Alaska help prove the economic feasibility of our CTLF process. Altho`I studied pathological chemistry I am not a geochemist. One of these researchers has his PHD. - some of these results would have been done at the Demonstration Plant originally planned in Mississippi.

For example - `` research findings show that the lignite responds well to hydrothermal treatment (HT). HT at 290°C, for a residence time of 20 minutes, produces an upgraded lignite product suitable for LRCWF production, provided acceptable ash levels can be achieved``

My feeling is that such findings prove Silverado`s Green Fuel is on the right track to eventually becoming an alternative & realistic inexpensive fuel -- given the fact that oil will soon likely rise to over $100 per barrel - 200 -300 year supply of low rank coal in the U.S. seems to be a no brainer IMHO.