The Year of the ZEO

Back after an extended break.
2023..The stella year for ZEO...it's in the Quarterly!
Mitigating methane emissions will have the greatest impact on climate change than any other GHG sequestration. This is the genesis of the Global Methane Pledge.(GMP)
Australia is a party to the GMP, the aim of which is to reduce methane emissions by 30% by 2030 (from 2020 levels). The fact that waste dumps are responsible for 20% of global methane emissions, is a massive issue for Cleanaway, and waste dump operators around the world.
The program with Cleanaway Waste Management is underway, much research has already been done on the effect of manufactured zeolites on methane emissions. it's known that zeolite provides an ideal environment for methanotrophs, an organism that devours methane, this is a major reason why Cleanaway has engaged with ZEO in this program. However, in my opinion it would not be the only reason. Cleanaway's waste operations would no doubt be emitters of CO2 (as are other waste dumps around the world).
This is a major opportunity for ZEO , the production of manufactured zeolite for the waste industry using its patent-pending technology is only part of the story. The value of carbon credits (ACCUs) generated by the sequestration/abatement of methane emissions is quite simply mind-boggling.
It's a company maker, and it is happening this year. As they state in the Quarterly, it is a 12 month program, and i would assume we will see some progress as the year proceeds.
Also very exciting is the completion THIS YEAR of the soil carbon (and nitrous oxide) sequestration program via the use of ZEOs manufactured zeolite as a fertiliser delivery platform. Consider the previous announcements on this work:
Sept 21..."Griffith University delivers promising agronomic results"....
Feb 22..."Soil Carbon and nutrient retention trials completed....very encouraging results"....
April 22..."Carbon market scoping study completed....very encouraging results"...
Can't see anything else other than resounding success here.
All this (and more) as Mr Alister Morrison, a very successful 25 year veteran of tech commercialisation comes on board as CEO in about 4 weeks, he comes from Uniquest (part of UQ), and i doubt he'd make the move if he wasn't very confident of the tech. Get On Board.