I used $75/kg for the carbon calculation. Still just speculation, as at this point we are relying on some information on their website (without an announcement).
I believe the $3/kg refers to an incentive (credit) that they can receive for each kg of clean H2 produced. I didn't know about this before, but came about this after a bit of research (seems to be only for US?).
https://www.kslaw.com/news-and-insights/guidance-on-section-45v-clean-hydrogen-production-tax-credit
https://www.csis.org/analysis/how-45v-tax-credit-definition-could-make-or-break-clean-hydrogen-economy
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