Interesting that this article talks about the optimal flake size for use in H2 fuel cells. Mahenge has large flake, but some other graphite mines produce only fines. BKT could be in the box seat for this application.
"The bipolar plates in proton-exchange membrane fuel cells, one of the most popular technologies, require large flake, high-purity graphite. Fine grained graphite is also used as additives and fillers, but this is a relatively small component of fuel cells."
All IMHO, DYOR
BKT research / Graphite sector research, page-260
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