Hidalgo Mining (HMIT) Largely Contributes to the Fight on Global Warming As New Wash Plant Significantly Reduces Toxic Pollution From Coal Burning
Hidalgo Mining International (PINK SHEETS: HMIT), an innovative coal mining company headquartered in New York with coal properties located in Northern Mexico, becomes a large contributor to the fight on global warming as it initiates plans to construct a high-tech coal washing plant located directly on site at its Northern Mexico coal property.
HMIT’s wash plant will drastically reduce quantities of sulfur, ash and mercury found in extracted coal through a coal washing process while increasing BTU levels simultaneously. The described coal washing process will allow HMIT to not only meet and exceed clean air requirements, but additionally create heightened revenues as its lower grade coal will immediately become a marketable commodity. Coal washing will also reduce the expense of transportation and delivery as washed coal yields a lighter and easier product to transfer.
HMIT’s coal washing process provides numerous benefits including:
Higher BTU Output Levels
Reduction on Sulfur, Ash and Mercury
Decreased Wear in Coal Grinding Equipment and Boilers
Notable Enhancement of Deliverable Heat Content
Removal of Potential Environmentally Unsafe Minerals Entrained in Boiler Emissions
Suppression of Dust
“It is with great excitement to introduce the launch of our Northern Mexico Coal Wash Plant. The overall process not only increases the performance of coal but contributes to the efforts to provide a cleaner environment. Our Northern Mexico Coal Wash Plant will provide a multitude of benefits to our organization as well as our clients. We foresee this introduction as a monumental step that will enhance the productivity of our business while providing an additional asset to ensure the longevity of our organization and its ventures,” stated Jeff Bootes, CEO of Hidalgo Mining International.
ABOUT HIDALGO MINING INTERNATIONAL
Hidalgo Mining International (Pink Sheets: HMIT), an innovative coal mining company located in New York, NY, currently possesses over 50,000 acres of coal populated land located in Northern Mexico near the Texas border. Within an existing multi-billion dollar industry, HMIT strives to maintain corporate creditability while making aggressive moves to continue marketing its coal production on a global scale. HMIT management and directors hold an abundance of experience and knowledge in this rapidly growing industry that will ultimately result in the success of its ventures and longevity. Learn more about HMIT by visiting: (www.hidalgointernational.com)
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