As for the "green"... i think the term has a definite set of...

As for the "green"... i think the term has a definite set of (legal) parameters.. if you fall within these parameters, you are legally green (ie black and white).. I have no doubt Indo will eventually change these parameters to be included under the green banner.. Personally do I think qpm is green? No I don't.. I think the dni process is a vast improvement on HPAL and hopefully the way of the future.. but I don't personally agree with the whole "carbon neg".. (even though "legally" they are).. IF QPME were to convert flared methane into clean O2 using purely solar power, then I'd agree with the term "green".. but personally I think they've just relocated the burning of the methane from on-site to a furnace at Landsdown