HydroGraph Clean Power Inc.

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. is a commercial manufacturer specializing in high-quality graphene and other nanomaterials, as well as hydrogen. The company's core mission is to unlock the potential of graphene by producing pristine materials with exceptional purity, consistency, and scalability using a patented detonation synthesis process. Founded in 2017, HydroGraph was initially headquartered in Vancouver, Canada. However, in March 2026, the company opened new headquarters in Austin, Texas, centralizing its executive and operating functions as part of a strategic move to redomicile to the United States.

HydroGraph's key products include Fractal Graphene™ (FGA-1), graphene derivatives (such as FGA-2 and RGA), and hydrogen. These materials are produced using the company's proprietary Hyperion system, a modular, scalable, and energy-efficient closed-loop reactor unit known for generating high-purity graphene with minimal energy consumption and zero waste. The company's graphene boasts a 99.8% pure carbon content, a quality verified by the Graphene Council. HydroGraph targets diverse market segments, including lubricants, composites, coatings, cement, concrete, energy storage, and biosensors, and is actively developing customized graphene solutions for applications in battery materials, supercapacitors, medical devices, plastics manufacturing, and construction.

Under the leadership of President and CEO Kjirstin Breure, who assumed the role in March 2024, HydroGraph is undergoing significant expansion and strategic positioning. Recent notable developments include the appointment of John Neale as CFO in February 2026 and the opening of the new Austin headquarters. The company plans to establish a large-scale production facility near Houston, Texas, expected to be operational by the end of 2026, and aims for a NASDAQ uplisting by the same timeframe. HydroGraph was granted a new U.S. Patent for graphene-based actuator technology in October 2025 and entered a collaboration with Sparc Technologies in April 2026 to develop graphene additives for protective coatings. The company is increasingly emphasizing graphene's critical role in national security and domestic supply chain independence, aligning with growing U.S. government interest in these areas.