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10xten, Thanks for the posts.
It has been mentioned a few times (SWCNT) however I think the focuse is too produce "HUGE quantities of nanofibres"
for the cement and plastics industries.

Roadshow Presentation
ASX 27 January 2011

"Pyrolysis Project - Solid Carbon and Hydrogen Production
without CO2
- Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes (SWCNT) and Multi Walled
Carbon Nanotubes (MWCNT) and Carbon Nanofibres (CNF)"

Something I put together:
India uses approx 100mt or 5% of global cement consumption P/A.
By adding 0.1% nanofibres too the weight of the CEMENT could save 19% or 19mt P/A.
Add too that the savings of 19% less water,sand,aggregate,power consumption,transport costs,labour and best of all you end up with more space and create less co2.
India @ 100mt p/a - 19% =79mt @ 0.1% carbon fibres = 79 000 tonnes of nanofibres P/A.
If India used just 1% cement consumption P/A containing nanofibres @ 0.1% they would be looking for 790 tonnes per year.
Another big (if) Eden could supply this at $10 profit per kg, equates $7.9mil p/a.
1% of Global cement usage @ 0.1% nanofibres = 20'000 tonnes @ $10 profit per kg is $200mil @ 5% usage $1b.
The only way Eden could achieve this within a decade would be through licensing.
I will keep dreaming, because sometimes dreams come true!!

PS I've assumed the present Global cement consumption is presently 2 billion tonnes it could be less and could be more although the trend is consistently up in China .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_cement_production

2010 World Production 3.325 billion tonnes