Australian climate tech specialist Hazer Group is making significant progress in its test program to produce hydrogen and graphite. The commercial demonstration plant's performance test program is on track for completion by the end of 2024, showcasing over 97% production up-time in recent tests. Hazer's CEO, Glenn Corrie, highlighted the resilience of the technology, emphasizing its readiness for commercial deployment. The company's focus on large-scale applications in sectors like steelmaking and petrochemicals positions them as a cost-effective and clean hydrogen solution. Hazer's technology, utilizing a fluidised bed reactor, has garnered global recognition for its scalability and efficiency in methane pyrolysis. With over 70 patents and patent applications, Hazer is a leader in this space. The recent plant inspection recorded positive results after over 800 hours of operation, with plans to produce high-purity graphite for larger-scale application testing. Additionally, Hazer is progressing well with commercial projects with key partners like FortisBC, POSCO, ENGIE, and Chubu Electric/Chiyoda Corporation. The company's first large-scale commercial facility, set to be constructed in Canada under a licensing agreement with FortisBC, is advancing smoothly, signifying a promising future for Hazer's innovative technology.