British climate tech startup Levidian has announced a strategic collaboration with Swedish deep-tech startup Graphmatech to co-develop new graphene-based polymer solutions for the hydrogen sector and other high-growth industries.
The companies aim to accelerate the market adoption of graphene, bringing together Levidian’s graphene production capability with Graphmatech’s modular dispersion technology to manufacture high-performance polymer-graphene composites for industrial applications. Use cases for these composites include pipelines and hydrogen pressure vessels where graphene has been shown to reduce hydrogen gas leakage by up to 83%.
British climate tech startup Levidian has announced a strategic collaboration with Swedish deep-tech startup Graphmatech to co-develop new graphene-based polymer solutions for the hydrogen sector and other high-growth industries.The companies aim to accelerate the market adoption of graphene, bringing together Levidian’s graphene production capability with Graphmatech’s modular dispersion technology to manufacture high-performance polymer-graphene composites for industrial applications. Use cases for these composites include pipelines and hydrogen pressure vessels where graphene has been shown to reduce hydrogen gas leakage by up to 83%.
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