Ann: Sustainability Focus Drives Value for BAM Facility, page-26

Hi Shellbell,

Basically.

Did you pick up in the announcement EGR is looking at using our waste water as a soil conditioner?

"Final design of the feed and wastewater streams will also allow recycling of a significant proportion of the wastewater with the precipitation of a final gypsum rich product suitable for use as a soil enhancer."

I am surprised no one has commented about Greencarb,



Steel manufacturing using arc furnaces requires up to 4% carbon additive as recarburiser which is currently being sourced from high polluting petroleum coke materials.

Steel manufacturing currently ranks first when it comes to polluting emissions and global efforts to reduce emissions is expected to lead to new cleaner supply chain materials. EcoGraf is positioning its product development program to support changes in manufacturing methods, like the move to hydrogen generated steel manufacturing.

IMO this will be a direct development with Thyseenkrupp. Thysseenkrupp is currently developing a new hydrogen steel production.

"German industrial engineering and steel production giant Thyssenkrupp will work with German energy company Steag are planning a 500MW hydrogen electrolysis plant intended to power steel production."
https://reneweconomy.com.au/german-steel-giant-thyssenkrupp-plans-500mw-green-hydrogen-plant/