You've got to count the whole of the system from front to back all the way from where the CO2 comes from all of your energy sources and the origin of those energy sources, account for them, and then all the way out to the marketplace. And if something is a hydrocarbon like ours for jet fuel or gasoline, if it's going to be burned. You gotta account for that too. Think about this for a second though. If we're net zero, after it's been burned, you know what that means? It leaves, it leaves our plant gate at something like a minus 70 carbon score. It's negative. Think about the miracle of that. Huh? Of what's actually going on here, capturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, running it through a production process. We've wiped out the carbon footprint and we can make something that's massively negative coming out our gate so that when it's burned, it goes back up to zero.
