This whole time we have been trying to make graphite anode, when...

This whole time we have been trying to make graphite anode, when really Talga should have just done graphene anode AND cathode! This is embarrassing. Talga has based 10 years and 10s of millions of dollars barking up the wrong tree. If only MT had thought long and hard about what he was doing in 2013. Shucks.

And now out of kindness, I will say this. Graphene is a wonderful material. I hope it will be a fantastic material for any number of things: strengthening concrete, building power lines, replacing copper wires, composing some part of a battery, replacing steel/aluminum when weight matters, and more. So much more. One thing graphene currently is: expensive. Which is great for Talga, but bad for building affordable batteries. Talga incidentally is working on solid state battery tech, as have most battery manufacturers for 30+ years. At laboratory size, these things can be created. But they have not yet proven viable at cost and scale outside the lab (so far).