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Brett Green retweeted
Ever wondered whether @HydroGraphInc is set up to sell to the US government and @NATO?
The public NATO supplier database has the answer.
eportal.nspa.nato.int/Codifi…
Here's what the codes show, in plain English 👇 $HGRAF
$hgraf
Supporting next-generation hydrogen storage tanks, developing graphene-enhanced liners for H2 storage.
ceams.org.uk/hydrographuk
Grok states RainX's supplier of graphene is being treated as proprietary information. Though it is not hgraf graphene, this nonetheless shows broader market acceptance of graphene. A collective positive for the entire graphene sector. Could the superiority of hgraf turbostratic, fractal graphene displace inferior graphenes? Seems likely.
Brett Green retweeted
Started with just an email and a group of 7 materials engineers. And look how far we’ve come. Incredibly proud of materials and manufacturing team at Tesla.
Brett Green retweeted
gregm, I will never understand those waves and frankly am too old to try now.
While the short sellers play their games, and the chartist try to predict the wave action. Hydrograph will withstand all the ups and downs, and now has a foundation & walls made of HydroGraph sp2 bonded turbostratic graphene reinforcing every part of the structure.
Back in Jan of 2023, I predicted HG's graphene would change the world. Today the price is 51 times higher than what I paid for it, so my wave became a Tsunami, and in the not too distant future, I predict a Mega Tsunami for HydroGraph.
For all the youngsters, anybody under 50, get ready for the ride of your lifetime.
Brett Green retweeted
Todays rough summary of the @JayTaylorMedia interview with Robert Yancey (linked below)
CONTEXT, This interview is strictly covering government programs, not timelines of other industries hydrograph is expecting their products to be in.
summary from today
-Yancey is in fact VP of HGRAF’s government program stuff
-was head of business development at Hexcel for 7 years, was approached by hydrograph, and “was crazy not to accept the position” after doing due diligence
-applications
Focused on nano dimensions, fractal geometry, cost, and low loading rates
-stresses how Hydrograph solves all these issues that has kept the industry from adoption
-composites in radomes, uav, supports the needs of these items and lowers cost
-electrical systems, battery capacity, charging speed, mobile batteries in soldiers and drone applications
-lubricant applications, friction reduction in seals, (recent case study) goal is to produce more engineering case studies in these applications for war fighters and systems
-timelines, qualification times for standard military programs (F35 jets etc) is 4-5 years for government programs (HGRAF has been working with gov for 2.5 years prior)
-mainly focused on acquiring government research contracts for revenue
-agency’s are revisiting these applications, with plenty of funding available, gov will likely buy graphene that’s already integrated into various systems
-yanceys personal network is having a positive reaction as he is sending information out, and are interested in working with Hg.
-these companies are anxious to re-open these application research.
-mentioned redomicile was aimed towards being domestic supplier for US GOV
-aerospace programs not interested in 5-10% improvements because of cost of integration, but will and are interested in 15-20%+ improvements which hydrograph brings, word will spread amongst suppliers
-he is looking into graphene in ceramics, DOE research lab doing carbon nanotube research with ceramics infused with various metals, Yancey searching for how these can be infused with graphene as well
-armor applications showing great promise, with more research being needed
-DOW, DOE, his main focus is contract revenue through research grants
$HGRAF
youtu.be/VcJx-BJr_cw?is=7XhP…
Brett Green retweeted
Dr. Robert Yancey introduces HydroGraph to the U.S. Defense Industry youtu.be/VcJx-BJr_cw?si=5m9D… via @YouTube My interview with Dr. Yancey is scheduled to go live at 1:00 PM New York time on September 4, 2026. What are some of the potential defense applications investors can expect?
Brett Green retweeted
How do you improve seal durability under extreme pressure and thermal cycling?
HydroGraph's Fractal Graphene™ FGA-1-enhanced PEEK helped W.T. Johnson achieve up to 34% less wear and 61% lower friction, extending component life.
📖 hydrograph.com/wp-content/up…
Brett Green retweeted
@HydroGraphInc Founding Scientist Dr. Chris Sorensen.
💥US Army Vietnam War Veteran.
💥Fractal Graphene Detonation Synthesis inventor extraordinaire!
This man deserves a @NobelPrize !!!
$HGRAF
Brett Green retweeted
💉💉A time capsule from the pandemic. Every clip is a public official, on the record, describing their fellow citizens. No commentary needed. Just watch how it sounded.
Brett Green retweeted
$HGRAF sounds like confirmation that Q4 will be huge. I expect the news releases will be fairly dry until redomicile is official. Q4 should bring contracts and hopefully some sort of official partnership with department of war/US gov.
Brett Green retweeted
When I think about the fomo that’s going to develop when the contracts start being announced and people take serious note of the product performance that manufacturers plan to deliver customers…. it makes me gleeful.
Lightweighting plastic by 30% alone… it’s simply massive. It’s monumental. FFS. When major companies start announcing they are adopting the graphene to replace all plastics in there products making them not just significantly lighter. But UV protected, 50% more recyclable, 2-3x the product life. Etc. I can only imagine what the reaction will be.
I picture the major news orgs all talking about this significance of this. Environment groups getting behind it. It’s not just exciting. It’s going to explode in popularity. Light weighting plastic by 30% reduces material use by 30%. So the energy consumption in manufacturing drops. Plus cure time is faster so you get more units and better ROI on manufacturing equipment.
Doubling or tripling the product life is massive EROEI. Like off the charts. We are talks over 1000x payback from adding graphene. In some cases I’ve estimated 100,000x payback.
And it’s not just the manufacturing and life. But the shipping and/or the usage of if it’s a product that moves, reducing weight by 30% means 30% less battery or fuel to move it. It also means probably 50% more range.
These claims by $hg $hgraf havent been taking seriously by the market yet because of the history of graphene industry over promising and under delivering for nearly 20 years.
Theirs piles of major environmental/ energy focus journalists that are well aware of what’s coming but still unwilling to endorse HG because of the lack of contracts. When they start name dropping their contracts it’s gonna change everything. It will turn all skeptics into huge fans.
It will also make many deeply regretful for not doing the due diligence and reading the various science papers and data that shows the performance. All of a sudden people will accept that the team of over a dozen PhD’s at $hg have actually solved and solving huge world problems.
I think it’s going to become a market darling. What’s not to love about this story?
But ya… they need the damn contracts… so we wait…but damn it… i think those that have followed the story can taste the vindication that’s coming… and the huge rewards for keeping an open mind and doing actually due dilligence rather than being lazy skeptic
Brett Green retweeted
The FOMO is gonna be so real, all the trash talkers and disrespectful clowns will be rushing to buy when they realize they really were wrong. Can’t wait.
When I think about the fomo that’s going to develop when the contracts start being announced and people take serious note of the product performance that manufacturers plan to deliver customers…. it makes me gleeful.
Lightweighting plastic by 30% alone… it’s simply massive. It’s monumental. FFS. When major companies start announcing they are adopting the graphene to replace all plastics in there products making them not just significantly lighter. But UV protected, 50% more recyclable, 2-3x the product life. Etc. I can only imagine what the reaction will be.
I picture the major news orgs all talking about this significance of this. Environment groups getting behind it. It’s not just exciting. It’s going to explode in popularity. Light weighting plastic by 30% reduces material use by 30%. So the energy consumption in manufacturing drops. Plus cure time is faster so you get more units and better ROI on manufacturing equipment.
Doubling or tripling the product life is massive EROEI. Like off the charts. We are talks over 1000x payback from adding graphene. In some cases I’ve estimated 100,000x payback.
And it’s not just the manufacturing and life. But the shipping and/or the usage of if it’s a product that moves, reducing weight by 30% means 30% less battery or fuel to move it. It also means probably 50% more range.
These claims by $hg $hgraf havent been taking seriously by the market yet because of the history of graphene industry over promising and under delivering for nearly 20 years.
Theirs piles of major environmental/ energy focus journalists that are well aware of what’s coming but still unwilling to endorse HG because of the lack of contracts. When they start name dropping their contracts it’s gonna change everything. It will turn all skeptics into huge fans.
It will also make many deeply regretful for not doing the due diligence and reading the various science papers and data that shows the performance. All of a sudden people will accept that the team of over a dozen PhD’s at $hg have actually solved and solving huge world problems.
I think it’s going to become a market darling. What’s not to love about this story?
But ya… they need the damn contracts… so we wait…but damn it… i think those that have followed the story can taste the vindication that’s coming… and the huge rewards for keeping an open mind and doing actually due dilligence rather than being lazy skeptic
Brett Green retweeted
Gold is now showing the strength I was calling for. The basis bollinger band is the strongest resistance for Gold on the weekly imo, which is why will start seeing such moves now that we're over.
Brett Green retweeted
Slide 18 of the @HydroGraphInc deck is a wall of 22 logos.
I looked up every single company on it.
Who they are, where they are, and the 5 that matter most 🧵
$HGRAF
Brett Green retweeted
HydroGraph ($HG | $HGRAF) will hold a Special Meeting of Shareholders on Oct. 29 to vote on the Company’s proposed redomiciling to the U.S., aligning its corporate structure with its growing U.S. operations and long-term strategy.
📖 globenewswire.com/news-relea…
Brett Green retweeted
@BambroughKevin I agree, the monthly and weekly charts are looking great right now. And I think we may be right on the cusp of a major move initiating. I think its very possible we could initiate it in August, especially if we close this week above last week's high.
Look at momentum, February's $4 CAD move was contained inside of a larger momentum structure, we are now right on the edge of a new major leg higher, but like you say, there are still some "ifs" in the way
$HG $HGRAF $HG.cn
