Does anybody know what carbon "leakage" there is in the Hazer process (in CO2 or CO or any other carbon besides Graphite).
I had a mate who worked for Bloom Energy in California for a while before they went public. He used to talk about how they had a very efficient conversion of Natural gas to hydrogen. He was impressed that a byproduct of the Hazer process is graphite, but how much of the input carbon is captured this way?
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