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Legman, I think your post was definitely on topic.

It's a prime example of the government's lack of awareness or enthusiasm when it come considering the importance of NRZ and its product, to the economy.

They are prepared to promise $70 million to assist a company to build a plant to produce up to 5,500 tonnes of green hydrogen per year.

If my calculations are correct, 5,500 tonnes of hydrogen would be required in the production of approximately, 70,000 tonnes of urea or 100,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate. It's certainly would not do much for the fertilizer industry. So, ammonium nitrate or urea would not appear to be on their radar. It might not prove a problem for NRZ.

SA is looking to a 250 MW green hydrogen plant, more than four times the size.

I'm beggared it I know. Think about it.