DEC 01

This company's stock trades over the counter for a quarter, makes me skeptical. Nothing on their website about how they intend to commercialize this, when we can expect it come to market.

I think someone was smoking too much wacky weed. There is no mention of the efficiency, the costs of the process, capital investment requirements, longevity of installation. Nothing.

Why publish this crap?

I like the idea, I just hope to see it become reality soon rather than decades from now.

Interesting idea. Doubt it will ever be made commercial or that we will ever see any benefits from it.

How much would something like this cost per mcf of gas? Natural gas is pretty cheap right now unfortunately despite the probable environmental damage.

Gas is cheep because to many wells They will run out Like all finite things they WILL reach Limit Remember the simple formula EI/EO (energy in over energy out) an also keep in mind the law of Physics Known as Entropy ie energy can only be transformed or you will never get more out than you put in. Look up Laws of Thermodynamics.. Thanks 4 reading... Bill

everyone is searching easier ways to produce hydrogen, these guys get hydrogen and inject co2 to make methane...lol

Under the title "Natural Gas is too cheap" a commentator mentioned the low present cost of natural gas as if it were an objection to this idea. However, the present cost of all fossil fuels, Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas, are all far too low because the cost is not required to reflect the environmental costs or damage these fuels are causing. That mistake needs to be remedied urgently on a Global basis, because the lack of an environmental damage fee is encouraging the profit motive of the fossil fuel companies to supersede common sense. If we continue to use fossil carbon in any form as fuel, we will hasten the Climate Change which will result in major disasters globally for all humans and many other life forms. An environmental tax or fee needs to be phased in soon and incrementally increased, with the proceeds returned to the consumers - to encourage them to spend on alternate energy and transportation - which will be cheaper by comparison when the cost of fossil fuels is adjusted correctly to account for the damage it is doing.

Companies such as this one will be further encouraged to develop their processes, since the price factor will no longer be tilted against them by what amounts to a very destructive subsidy given to the fossil carbon industries.

very destructive subsidy given to the fossil carbon industries.