Hydrogen from biogass must surely be renewable in anyone's language.
$2/kg must surely make make it feasible to put a Hazer plant at large sewerage plants.
According to a recent study, diversion of Sydney sewerage could create 38 billion litres pa of biogas: Race for 2030
Google says the methane volume to weight ratio is 0.7168 kilogram per cubic meter.
According to my math - that's about 27240 tonnes. I recall Hazer has said they need 3 to 4 tonnes of feedstock per tonne of H2 produced.
Say 7500 tonnes pa of H2.
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