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Thank you very much for your work :)
One suggestion, though: I feel like the Infinite -- stuff are too easy to get on the tech tree, since Microelectronics is so coveted due to its other very important unlocks, you literally end up getting the Infinite Pump and Extractor before you get the proper Deepchem/Chemfuel infrastructure from Chemfuel expanded... The description sounds very advanced, you're literally making fuel out of thin air, so I'd say it should be pushed into Spacer tech, if not Ultra, honestly. IMO the ideal scenario would have the player extracting Deepchem from the ground for a while before they ever reach the Infinite stuffs
But that's just me! However I think if it remains this early I might hide these two items for my next playthrough :)