I just wanted to draw more attention to this November overview of pyrolysis tech and carbon products - it’s quite comprehensive.
Hazer has been reported able to make all the named carbons at various times, but the piece appears to back up the company’s dominance in graphite. One other contender seems to be Stanford University’s lab-scale demonstration, also described as emitting 3kg CO2 per kg H2.
https://www.chemengonline.com/commercial-progress-on-turquoise-hydrogen/
I just wanted to draw more attention to this November overview...
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