Enter Ceres’ SOFCs: at over 700 °C, they squeeze out 50–60% electrical efficiency straight from natural gas, trimming CO₂ output by roughly 30% versus old-school thermal plants. Why natural gas now? Once you hit 600 °C+, natural gas internally reforms—no bulky external reformers needed—keeping the system design clean and mean. By leaning into natural gas, Ceres sidesteps current hiccups in hydrogen production, storage and transport—while locking in near-term revenue through licensing fees and royalty streams. Will natural gas SOFCs stack up cost-wise against other low-carbon alternatives?