http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Busine ... 9875?f=rss

The more you read, the more it sounds like barely any of it was thought through

Idiots

Surely even a small-scale model would have shown up their problems?

If the only problem is that the fuel is too wet to start up, then surely they can dry it first or use other material to get it going?

I doubt the issues are insurmountable.

Indeed - it seems a shame that once the furnace is up and running, it can't be drying the next batches ready to burn. Like stacking wood next to your fireplace.
I'd imagine a fair degree or reconstructing the place would be required though.
Nice try, but 5 out of 10 for execution.