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Tackling methane emissions and generating carbon credits with Mohit Gupta | Ep.123

from Investing, Markets & Money · host The Armchair Trader

Host Stuart Fieldhouse meets Zefiro Methane [CBOE:ZEFI] [ETR:Y6B] CFO Mohit Gupta to discuss the challenge of methane emissions, as many thousands of uncapped wells leak this harmful greenhouse gas into the atmosphere. They talk about US Government grants, generating carbon credits as a by-product and future plans for the business. For more great investing ideas, news and insight, sign up to our FREE newsletter at www.thearmchairtrader.com/newsletter/ For stock tips and deeper company analysis get a free trial of Armchair Trader Plus+ at www.thearmchairtrader.com/register If you enjoy the podcast, like and subscribe for more great content. 00:00 Intro to Zefiro 03:18 Scale of the challenge with methane 05:19 Why the focus on a small number of US states? 07:36 The integration of Plants & Goodwin 09:04 US Government cash 10:39 Generating carbon credits 13:38 How do carbon registries work? 15:02 How is the company doing financially? 16:46 About the management team 18:03 Future plans 24:24 Skepticism about carbon credits

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