[jonavanoord]

Really appreciate the critical comments. I'd love to give some insight into how we look at these different ideas.

I wholeheartedly agree that the priority should be to get something built. We are currently in the process of doing that at a wastewater treatment plant. There is obviously additional risk in doing that at a biogas site. We believe we have the team and the technology to achieve that.

We do actually use quite a large amount of the CO2 in the process. An amount of CO2 that would not be present at those methane sites.

The biogas volumes in the U.S. are smaller than the wasted natural gas volumes, however it is still a substantial volume (that could cover the methanol industry 3x-5x over) and it is expected to continue to grow.

Let me know if you have any more comments or questions.

[cyberax]

Well, good luck to you!

Catalyst engineering for methane/syngas is extremely tricky and getting it working reliably is always a challenge. Hope you succeed.

[jonavanoord]

Appreciate the kind words, we are beyond pumped to get to building this thing