I feel this is one of those articles where lots of important information is missing. Do they have any expectations on how expensive this process will be? Is th

I feel this is one of those articles where lots of important information is missing. Do they have any expectations on how expensive this process will be? Is there a chance that it's cheaper than existing processes or will it cost more? Is this plant they plan to build subsidized? Do they have plans to enforce this technology? Ultimately for every green technology there's a simple truth: It's only going to be successful if a) it's cheaper than existing technology or b) it's going to be required or incentivized by law. I've been seeing too many articles about fancy new green technologies that promise so much. The problem is: Most of them never happen at scale. Because they're usually more expensive and there's no political will to enforce them.