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When you believe you've got the best graphene in the world...

"FRACTAL GRAPHENE TM
How HydroGraph's Unique Graphene Delivers
Unprecedented Performance At Minimal Addition Rates"

Tom Eldridge
Director of Business Development

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FWIW, the link below is to an article published December 15, 2025, titled: "HydroGraph Clean Power aims for wider graphene adoption with fresh approach to ultra-pure production".
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As much as the EPA approval seems to be holding things up, I would say it will be significant. Stock goes to at least $5-6 per share.

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In my opinion, that share price expectation could easily and realistically become reality, upon news of an EPA approval of the Company's detonation process used to produce its ultra-pure synthetic graphene. :cheers:

Kevin Bambrough
@BambroughKevin
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Dec 11
Huge for fractal graphene aggregates. We’ve already been training, and I know what’s coming. I’ve seen the future and $HG $HGRAF and its 100% SP2 bonding 100% crystalline fractal graphene aggregates are a key part of it.
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In my opinion, the apparent lengthiness of the process to gain EPA approval is probably typical of overly burdensome, and sometimes nonsensible, governmental rules and regulations, which reflect poorly in regard to the process and the EPA itself, especially in this set of circumstances with respect to the quality of HGRAF's graphene, Hydrograph as an entity seeking approval, and more specifically its detonation process which, if I'm not mistaken, appears to have been going on safely for about a decade, without any adverse events or effects relating to people or the environment. All of the foregoing, of course, is solely to the best of my very limited knowledge and understanding and my being prone to frequently err in such matters. :lol:

In regard to obtaining EPA approval, per HGRAF's Management Discussion and Analysis, for the nine months ended June 30, 2025: "The Company is in communication with the EPA to ensure risks are mitigated and expects EPA clearance in the calendar year 2025 but cannot guarantee timing or quantify any potential financial impact of any EPA or other regulatory requirements.", as shown in the entire paragraph quoted below, which can be found on page 3 of the link below.

"The US Environmental Protection Agency (the “EPA”) requires all new chemicals to be reviewed and registered. There is special attention on chemicals that are nano size. The EPA reviews new chemicals
and nano size chemicals to ensure there is no impact on people and the environment. This is a requirement for all producers in the USA and for all graphene products used in the USA regardless of where the product
was produced. The Company is in communication with the EPA to ensure risks are mitigated and expects EPA clearance in calendar year 2025 but cannot guarantee timing or quantify any potential financial impact
of any EPA or other regulatory requirements. In September 2023, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (the “NIOSH”) conducted an audit of operating facilities. Their final report indicated that
HydroGraph’s production is well within safe operating parameters." [Bolding added for emphasis]

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"Legendary investor Doug Casey bullish on Hydrograph"
"I hate to say such things, but a crazy little stock like this has 1000-to-1 potential."
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"Interview with Kjirstin Brueure: The Power of Graphene"
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"Graphene Explosions in Texas"
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New Jay Taylor interview with HydroGraph Clean Power's Business Development leader Tom Eldridge titled:

"How HydroGraph is Laying the Groundwork for Huge Future Profits" is linked below.
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Another fairly new video titled "Graphene’s Wildcard: HydroGraph CEO Joins TokStocks for a Candid Conversation"
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ETA: In my opinion, this video is one of the best, if not the best video, I've watched and listened to. The host does a great job in posing questions to our President and CEO.