The cost to produce hydrogen will vary dramatically by region, based on feedstock costs, most particularly natural gas.The US is by far the cheapest and Asia most expensive. HZR's cost advantage lies in the reduced heat, therefore energy used in the Hazer process. Also reducing costs is an estimated $400 per tonne byproduct income from graphite. If that's not enough, then consider what income may be received for zero co2 emissions. Trade-able carbon credits or direct subsidies.
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