What is the pasting property of lignite after semi-coking?

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Lignite is now to be gasified using water-coal slurry, but it is well known that lignite has too high an internal moisture content and poor slurry-forming properties. There are two existing approaches: one is to dry the lignite, and the other is to semi-cokify it. The energy consumption required for drying lignite is certainly very high, and it’s also unclear what the pulp-forming properties will be after drying. It seems more feasible to pulp lignite after semi-coking, but it’s not known what the pulp-forming properties will be after semi-coking Is there anyone here, especially coal chemical companies in Inner Mongolia, that carries out the drying of lignite or the production of pulp after its semi-coking? If available, please provide some information as well as names of reputable manufacturers and design firms that can carry out these two types of processes. Industrial-scale, mature technology is required to handle around 2,000 tons of lignite per day.