Ann: Results of Concrete Decarbonisation Study, page-258

Could you possibly be barking up the wrong tree with all your cost breakdowns, assumptions and forward projections of Co2 credits etc... HRM is a rheology modifier first and foremost the company hasn't labelled it a Carbon reducing additive have they? I've listed this blurb from Komerco and their rheology modifier it's an 18kg bag and is $275 AU. Our product must be unique we've got a BOA for it, and this product I've listed states nothing about carbon benefits. Our product is possibly already unique and market leading in its own right? The decarbonisation benefits may be the catalyst for growth without having to break down the rewards to the 1/2 cent per m3 for it to be a game changer. Just my 2 cents worth and no offence intended.