Input costs vary a lot, with US HH gas price in the range of 3-4mmbtu, while in Asia its around USD8/mmbtu, and Methane from a waste water treatment plant that otherwise would have been flared could be free ?
Just to clarify what I wrote in the previous post, the input costs for gas I quoted were paraphrasing what GC said in the interview with Kohler.
The comment about Methane from waste water was mine, and note I included a question mark. So just making sure no-one has interpreted that as GC saying the Methane from Woodmans Point would be free.
I'd be surprised if HZR werent paying something for it.
Reminds me of bitcoin miners that setup their mining rigs at remote oil fields where the gas is flared off. The Bitcoin miners have to pay for that gas even though the oil company was previously getting nothing for it.
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