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Hazer Group produces first hydrogen and graphite from methane pyrolysis in Australia

Hazer Group has started hydrogen and graphite production from methane pyrolysis technology at its demonstration plant in Perth, Australia.

Utilising its HAZER® Process, which uses natural gas and unprocessed iron as feedstock, on Wednesday (January 31), the company said it achieved first hydrogen and graphite production.

Methane pyrolysis involves breaking down methane into hydrogen and solid carbon. Typically conducted at high temperatures in the absence of oxygen, the process delivers has been praised for delivering a usable form of carbon. Learn more with Class of H2.

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