The LinkedIn piece contains the below, which I find significant,...

The LinkedIn piece contains the below, which I find significant, since Hazer haven't commented publically on this type of offsetting:

"It can be argued that there will be some fugitive emissions from the extraction and transportation of the gas feedstock however with Hazer’s commitment to also use waste or biogas as part of their mix, this will effectively negate those fugitive emissions bringing the process to as close to or if not a zero emissions outcome."

Could this mean there's a biogas component to their projects in Canada etc.? Excellent if true.