A good point, lordie. To be able to comment reasonably on your...

A good point, lordie. To be able to comment reasonably on your post, I need to see the sources of your figures, not that I don't believe you.

To be fair to NRZ, it has the luxury of poking syngas directly into the processing plant, whereas I believe, natural gas has to be converted to syngas before it can be used. This has to come at a cost, how much I don't know. Celll with the extra "elle" will no doubt be able to comment on this point. J L.