Ann: Half Yearly Report and Accounts, page-81

Sounds like MIN are right into Hazers hydrogen, following their GM yesterday.

If they build a commercial graphite plant (10,000tpa) this will result in 3,000tpa of hydrogen.

Mining companies have a HUGE focus on reducing energy costs and they will essentially have access to 3,000tpa of hydrogen for their own use.

And remember, hydrogen FC is extremely efficient (FC vehicles only require about 6kgs to fill up for 600kms).

MIN will no doubt be eyeing off some serious FC technology.

Things are looking very positive IMO at Hazer, with a $3b company and their biggest shareholder drooling at its potential.