Waste to energy is where Hazer will be focusing its time and energy on.
If Hazer could only use fossil fuel I would be a bit concerned, given there is going to be a continual shift towards investment in renewables.
But there will always be biogas and in fact, there will be an increased focus on utilizing biogas into the future.
Hazer shapes up to be an amazing proposition when looking at turning a previous useless waste gas into graphite and hydrogen.
On the other hand, electrolysis is utilizing purified water, something which is set to decrease rapidly into the future.
And in the meantime, there is big gas wanting to turn their gas into blue hydrogen.
Suffice it to say, not the slightest bit concerned about electrolysis because there will still be an endless supply of biogas that needs utilizing.
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