This comment is what I am most interested in after reviewing the news. The preparation of a carbon production Revenue Sharing Agreement is underway to exploit carbon captured and leverage the cash flow generated by carbon production technology at Voyageur's future pharmaceutical manufacturing facility. Voyageur is evaluating several existing pharmaceutical facilities, to enable the vertical integration of its pharmaceutical projects and align with its vision of integrating sustainability into pharmaceutical production
They are looking at pharmaceutical plants to buy? They must have financing to do this? Carbon revenue sharing? This means an entirely new revenue stream from a hydrocarbon generator energy. If I where in Vegas I would be betting on a large carbon farm being attached to the Voy project. According the GPTchat, 2.68 kg of CO2 from 1 litre of diesel. 0.2729 kg of carbon in 1 kg of CO2. 1 L diesel x .2729=0.73kg/L carbon. If they are burning 400L/hr, they are creating 292.5kg/hr carbon x 24hr =7 tonnes a day x 365=2,555 tonnes a year. This is going to get really damn good folks; I think this is going to blow the markets socks off when it becomes a reality. Fullerene is very valuable, currently $200/gram = $200,000,000 a tonne. If you just use hypotetically $100K/tonne they will be producing $255.5M a year of this new carbon material. If Voy gets just 10% of this revenue, the stock is going to Mars. This is based on 100% efficiency, which will never be the case.