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I agree Nursery...........

A company have too many projects on the go at the one time. The Hythane project will be successful in India for obvious reasons (lack of infastructure, availability of U/G gas, plethora of small reciprocating engine gensets, buses, and a huge problem with pollution in the cities)

Hythane would work in Queensland too, with Coal Seam Gas in Gladstone, and buses in Brisbane. Bliar Government has no vision, so an approach by EDE would likely be a waste of time as well as being only a small market.

My earlier post was a bit unclear:

"Another company with which I am familiar is called CFU, Ceramic Fuel Cells."

I understand that the science applied with CFU will allow the use of Hydrogen instead of hydrocarbon fuel. Not only would this be much cleaner emission wise, but the service interval of the unit would be vastly increased because of lack of accumulation of surface deposits within the unit.

Stu