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The approval the reddit's are talking about is for the three Hyperion's on the Canadian site.

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FWIW, I asked Copilot the following question:

Has the hyperion Hdrograph Clean Power Inc has been using to produce its synthetic graphene been moved to another location or is it still in Manhattan, Kansas; and where are the two additional hyperions that are being built to be located?

Here's Copilot's response:

"Here’s the clear, up-to-date answer:

HydroGraph’s original commercial Hyperion reactor is still in Manhattan, Kansas, and the company has not announced any relocation of that existing unit. The two new Hyperion reactors now under construction will be commissioned first in Manhattan, Kansas, and then relocated to HydroGraph’s new U.S. facilities in Austin, Texas, which are currently being built.

Where the Existing Hyperion Reactor Is Located
? Still in Manhattan, Kansas
All available reporting confirms that HydroGraph’s original commercial Hyperion reactor—used to produce its FGA-1 fractal graphene—remains at the company’s 13,000-sq-ft manufacturing facility in Manhattan, Kansas.
There is no indication in any 2025–2026 disclosures that this reactor has been moved.

Where the Two New Hyperion Reactors Are Going
HydroGraph began construction of two additional Hyperion reactors in early 2026. Here’s the confirmed sequence:

1?? Initial Commissioning Location
Manhattan, Kansas
Both new reactors will be commissioned and tested at the Manhattan facility before being moved.

2?? Final Operating Location
Austin, Texas (new U.S. facilities under construction)
After commissioning, both reactors will be relocated to Austin, where HydroGraph is building a new production site.
Where the Two New Hyperion Reactors Are Going
HydroGraph began construction of two additional Hyperion reactors in early 2026. Here’s the confirmed sequence:

1?? Initial Commissioning Location
Manhattan, Kansas
Both new reactors will be commissioned and tested at the Manhattan facility before being moved.

2?? Final Operating Location
Austin, Texas (new U.S. facilities under construction)
After commissioning, both reactors will be relocated to Austin, where HydroGraph is building a new production site."

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I would want to know how much better my graphene makes products better.


We know regular graphene makes concrete stronger. But how would pristine graphene do in this application?

Plastic?

Composites?

Lubricants?


Marketing will want to differentiate.

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I asked Grok the following question:
Has Hydrograph Clean Power Inc. disclosed how its graphene performs when added to plastics, composites and lubricants compared to the performance other companies' graphene?

Here's a link to the reply to my question: LINK

Any of y'all have any thoughts about NBIG, the Leverage Shares 2X Long NBIS Daily ETF?

Many thanks for sharing exactly what I was looking for.

No problem with your post.

As obvious as it is or should be, the information I posted is "Per Kevin Bambrough" as I clearly stated and you clearly noted.

However, although it should be unnecessary for me to state, I in no way vouch for Kevin Bambrough's posted information on X or anywhere else.

Per Kevin Bambrough:

Why the HydroGraph x Hubron Deal is the "Missing Link" I’ve Been Waiting For”

I have spent decades analyzing the resource and technology sectors, hunting for those rare, asymmetric opportunities where a small, misunderstood company solves a massive, global bottleneck.

For the past fifteen years, the "Graphene Revolution" has been the boy who cried wolf, promising miracles in material science but delivering little more than hype, press releases, and science experiments that never left the lab.

But now, I believe the waiting is over.
HydroGraph Clean Power (CSE: HG) has just announced a partnership that I view as the definitive "industrial unlock" for the entire sector. They have signed an agreement with Hubron International to join their Compounding Partner Program.

To the average retail investor, "Hubron" might just be a name. But to anyone who understands the deep plumbing of the global plastics supply chain, this is the moment HydroGraph graduated from a science lab to the factory floor.

Here is why this deal is the catalyst that could re-rate this stock. LINK

'HydroGraph estimates that an outlay of US$10 million to US$15 million on production can generate more than $100 million in sales.'

' “We have between 10 and 15 clients that are really in that last stage that could convert into revenue within the next year,” Breure says, adding that the company has generated “small amounts” of revenue thus far but expects a more significant revenue stream to be “kicking in next year." '
LINK

56,000+

A HydroGraph Clean Power Update from Kerry Landis
LINK

ETA: The discussion more specifically about HGRAF begins at about 39 minutes into the video.