Very little information on Graphitic Energy. I suspect they are using molten nickle-salt based reactor, similar to this, as explained in this paper:
CO2-Free Hydrogen Production by Catalytic Pyrolysis of Hydrocarbon Feedstocks in Molten Ni–Bi.
Hazer gets a mention in this paper, and it mentions C-Zero, but it is from 2 years ago and they only speculate on C-zero.
Figure 1.1 is very informative. Literature review of the catalytic pyrolysis of methane for hydrogen and carbon production.
From this paper and some other info I read as I was looking around, I suspect the purity of their graphite may not be as good as HZR's, but it's hard to tell, as again, there is very little hard info.
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