I'm not playing games. All we can go on is what the company announces. I realise that the far bigger picture is natural gas rather than biogas and this is presumably why Hazer have omitted recently to talk up the benefits of carbon negative pyrolysis of bio methane. But being a biogas enthusiast myself, I'm disappointed they've dropped this mantra. As a long time holder I've always been impressed with Hazer's straight announcements and lack of fluff (that many companies use), it's a sign of their belief in the success of the process. They just need to explain the bio methane situation to the market. If the plant "will be" operating on bio methane, when do they hope to start producing some carbon negative hydrogen?
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