As for the announcement, I take my hat off to ZEO’s board/management as their strategy/intent to move into focusing on cleantech (lithium waste), slow-release fertilizer delivery (everyone is looking to save money on fertilizer and global food demand is going to pop) and Carbon Capture & Utilisation + GHG mitigation involving methane and nitrous oxide – is MASSIVE.
How many companies on the ASX have a shot at this level of decarbonisation technologies – sure still early days, but with The University of Queensland (a major shareholder and in the world’s top 30 Chemical Engineering) and Griffith University (whose “Soil and Land Use teams is one most highly-specialised and well-resourced teams in the area of agricultural carbon and nutrient management. Access to the team’s state- of-the art analysis suite – which includes a carbon fractionation analyser, a carbon greenhouse gas chromatograph, and a soil microbial community detector”)
SH’s look to be in good hands. Decarbonisation is coming and needed for the planets sake (& ours of course) – we need more companies doing with ZEO is doing !Not to mention, I had no idea how bad methane was “please don’t put food scraps in your bin” and the impact of fertilizer has on global GHG emissions.I can also see why this is a priority project – it looks to be a straight forward process(SIMPLE) and there plenty of landfill sites in Australia that would be keen to put a strip of zeolite into their landfill overburden, especially when 1 tonne of methane abatement, delivers 28 carbon credits - thats HUGE !
The way I see it, if ZEO can truly deliver low-cost zeolites – SH’s will be laughing (albeit a little patience is required) DYOR
