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Be the first with the news that moves the market- HydroGraph’s (HG) Hyperion System has achieved a key technology milestone to produce commercial scale quantities graphene
- The validation process confirmed the capex cost per metric ton of graphene produced will be one of the lowest in the industry
- HydroGraph aims to open regional production facilities serving targeted customer locations in 2024
- HydroGraph Clean Power (HG) last traded at $0.135 per share
HydroGraph’s (HG) Hyperion System has achieved a key technology milestone to produce commercial scale quantities graphene.
Its patented Hyperion System is designed for scaled-up production of high-purity graphene and will produce fractal graphene to serve the various markets including lubricants, energy storage, resins, specialty chemicals, coatings, and other markets.
The validation process confirmed the capex cost per metric ton of graphene produced will be one of the lowest in the industry. The system can produce more than 10 metric tons per year using readily available commodity acetylene and oxygen.
“A year ago, we challenged ourselves to design and construct a commercial scale graphene production unit at the lowest capital cost in the world. In a year, we have gone from a rudimentary proof-of-concept unit to this powerful production system,” said Stephen Corkill, VP of Operations. “With the advancement of this unit, I am proud to say the Hydrograph team has exceeded both cost and production expectations, further positioning HydroGraph as the leader in production of high purity graphene.”
HydroGraph aims to open regional production facilities serving targeted customer locations in 2024.
HydroGraph is a manufacturer of high-quality nanomaterials that funds and commercializes green processes to manufacture graphene and other strategic materials in bulk.
HydroGraph Clean Power (HG) last traded at $0.135 per share.
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