Ann: Australian Hydrogen Conference Presentation, page-32

I imagine the carbon/graphite we make is at the quality that could just have it inserted into the last of the standard purification steps being used for mined graphite. If we are producing graphite above 85/90% purity, then using a hydrofluoric acid free process like HZR had mentioned they are attempting, then we cut out majority of purification steps and have a rather cheap high purity end product.

If we input the emissions profile of that purified graphite into any number of current products currently manufactured worldwide and we have a huge list of applications and places to send it, before we bury any leftovers. I hope that 2023 is finally the time we see some commercial quantities being produced and we can send some real samples to end users by years end.