That’s a very nice find, @Low Key. I think this can only be the...

That’s a very nice find, @Low Key. I think this can only be the demo plant, given how advanced the pilots are. Putting this together with MIN’s newly-stated wish to use hydrogen in its own operations, I’d say we could be looking at our demo plant offtake partner for hydrogen and graphite. (BOC Kwinana also remains a potential local H2 partner, of course.)

I suppose too much proximity to MIN could be seen as a negative (preferably they wouldn’t be a funding partner), but given the demo plant will exist only to prove a point, and was never going to be very economic in itself, Hazer may as well take the fastest route. And then invite the world to see it.

Hopefully this is a glimpse at how Hazer might “fast-track” its way to first commercial-scale plants at home or overseas. A couple of announcements ago, we saw that the current commercial plant design should be able to deliver 25x the output of the demo plant for 3x the cost (plus or minus). That’d be quite something.