Graphene: Current research and development, page-451

This information again questions why the hydrogen reactor FGR took on and immediately placed into hibernation seems very much like what GMG is doing. Opportunity lost?

GMG is a clean-tech, disruptive company that produces graphene and hydrogen by cracking methane (natural gas) instead of mining graphite. By use of the company’s proprietary process, GMG can produce high quality, low cost, scalable, ‘tuneable’ and no/low contaminant graphene – enabling demonstrated cost and environmental improvements in a number of world-scale planet-friendly/clean-tech applications. Using this low input cost source of graphene, the Company is developing value-added products that target the massive energy efficiency and energy storage markets.

Using gas which can be 100% methane rather than liquid distillates which can be dirty, but they cam be cleaned up. The Saturn rocket used RP-1 , Rocket Propellant-1, a highly refined form of kerosene outwardly similar to jet fuel,
Does or did FGR know cleaner fuel was available before they shelved the technology? Perhaps if FGR had they may have achieved a better outcome.
We will never know.