He3 occurs in helium from natural gas at about 70 parts per Billion. Or about 0.07 parts per million. So about 0.07 grams per tonne.
Phase 2 of Renergen is meant to produce, say, 4000 kg if He per day. So about 0.28 grams of He3. So an entire year’s production would be 365 x 0.28 = 102 grams.
Even at $20 million/kg that’s only about $2 million worth (not counting extraction costs).
I fail to see how this adds up to much.
I certainly don’t see where “5-6 kg” would come from.
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