Industry game changer, page-52

Hi Compass,

Using Iron Ore for catalyst doesnt mean it isn't a good method or agricultural way to perform methane pyrolysis.

If anything its more of a positive. So when choosing a catalyst for whatever process you are performing theres two main important things that are taken into account (aside from its intended chemical properties).
Durability
Longevity.

Amongst those is also cost, availability, reclaimability, toxicity (to the evironment and people) ect.

If you can get a really durable catalyst thats readily available, cheap, has little impact to the evironment to dispose of after use and also to manufacture then you have reduced your opex significantly and reduced your downtime between catalyst changeouts.

Some catalysts such as Vanadium Pentoxide or platinum catalysts are highly expensive to purchase and platinum itself not readily available not to mention are expensive to manufacture.
Add on top of that transoprt for Dangerous Goods and then costs of transporting to regenerate (which V0205 cannot be regenerated) and ship back it all adds up to the operating expendature transferring into manufacturing costs eventually funneling down to the end user.