HG:CC - The Wonder Material of the 21st Century That's Disrupting Several Major Industries
When most of us think of industrial materials, we typically think of steel, aluminum and concrete. But, there’s an emerging high-tech material that’s so revolutionary it recently earned a Nobel Prize.
Graphene has 200 times the strength of steel. It is 10X more conductive than copper and has 1,000X the current capacity of copper. It possesses a plethora of other distinct and/or superior chemical and metallurgical properties that provide enormous industrial benefits – and commercial opportunities.
Graphene has a wide range of applications in industrial products and materials, including lubricants, resins, composites, polymers, coatings, batteries, concrete, aerospace, automotive, biomedical and many more..
Some of the commercial applications where graphene could disrupt markets include automobiles, batteries, solar panels,night-vision lenses, bullet-resistant armour, crop monitoring, quantum computing, drug delivery, water filtration, energy storage, and sports equipment.
When it comes to improving and advancing their own products, the world’s largest companies from the world’s largest industries, like Samsung, Intel and Toyota, are looking to graphene for the future.
In 2019, the global graphene market was worth $90 million and is expected to reach $2.5 billion by 2028, with a CAGR of 19.5% from 2021 to 2028.
The big picture for graphene as a future hi-tech material that looks very promising.
Graphene does not have a futures market. Currently, only a few companies (both public and private) can be considered legitimate commercial producers of graphene. Only four commercial graphene producers have been certified by the Graphene Council.
There is also the problem of producing high quality graphene at commercial sc...
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