Ann: HZR Advances Engie Collaboration For a Facility in France, page-23

Good questions, alot of unknowns really. How the plants scaling up affect the capex we wont know probably until we get some outcome on pricing for the Canadian plant.

As far as income, it's a combination of hydrogen sales, graphite sales (of which is our largest product by volume) and also carbon emmissions credits. That's something that's going to be different in every jurisdiction. It appears we will make a good cut from licencing if some clients decide to take on our tech and build.

Hazer hasnt mentioned much further on sewerage, although with varying degrees of methane from sewer plants and depending on their process, it can really be hard to know if they all can produce enough gas without significant upgrades or changes. Oil and Gas companies just have the largest buckets of money so despit being fossil fuels, they can develop and expand Hazer style plants and bring the dollars much easier.