To follow on the point, financing may become available because of support from the Energy Department. If you have done any DD on the election, like the new prez-elect or not, there is a great deal of discussion about who will be appointed to the Cabinet and what the subsequent role of their department will be.
According to a Washington Post article on the topic, here is what it said..."One new task it (Energy Dept) will have is promoting carbon capture and storage so that coal plants will not emit huge amounts of greenhouse gases."
This suggests that tax incentives are a likely offering to those firms able to pull a plan together. With government backing, financing is sure to come.
As I have said before, the game is not only not over; it may only be just beginning. And, for those who imagine this is pumping, do your own research on the topic and explain why NSOL or any small firm is prohibited from playing.
Oh, and do it without any churlishness.
