Here are some who know more about it. Is this an alternative to synthetic graphite for anodes or does anyone know how suitable the graphite surface and shape is? Could this be a competitor in the sector? And how do they separate the graphene from the graphite? If this was even remotely practical and it was competitive, then maybe some would consider baking their graphite at 2500C°. Maybe someone can say something about this: https://firstgraphene.net/battery-materials-and-green-hydrogen-manufactured-directly-from-petroleum-feedstock/
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