Labor's $1b hydrogen plan zeros in on Qld, page-48

https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2019-02-10/western-australia-oil-mallee-could-power-town/10640764

Regional centres processing things like Eucalyptus would make good locations for smaller Hazer plants, especially place like Kalannie … and they are just down the road from the mid-west mining region with heaps of iron-ore.

Smaller plants can use the noted process of using CO2 in greenhouses. the larger processing centres could use the bio-methane to run a Hazer plant and produce hydrogen and graphite.

Thee small towns could really use this sort of industry … local power, productivity and employment wrapped environmentally valuable business cases; the advantages of being able to plant out and harvest trees to address erosion and salination problems, it provides "tree farms" with ongoing income.

These sorts of small local industries are what can keep country communities alive … even growing.

Hazer can only help in that process.