Ann: Talga Graphene Boosts Concrete Thermal Conductivity, page-17

I had asked why they didn't just go into the reinforced concrete market like EDEcrete as they use carbon nanotubules which is a tubular graphene sheet. Talga could charge $5000 a tonne of graphene particles and still make huge margins at 76% yield that is a fraction of the EDE price as talking actual graphene component not per gallon of additive. Capital cost would be a fraction of EDE and its not like we are short raw material.

Prices were higher with thermally/electrically conductive concrete so that was what was being targeted first and that you had to get your additive approved in each jurisdiction in the US so it wasn't necessarily a faster pathway to market and would the base for the price you could charge would be lower.