Graphite is needed to produce energy from hydrogen.28 Mar 2026 14:12
Graphite is needed in the hydrogen production industry. It is a critical raw material used in the electrolysis process to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, which is then used to produce electricity through fuel cells. Graphite's unique properties, such as flexibility, high thermal and electrical conductivity, and high refractory and chemically inertness, make it essential for this process. Additionally, graphite is used in fuel cells as a conductive material for bipolar plates, which are an essential component of the fuel cell structure. The use of high-purity graphite in fuel cells is becoming increasingly evident as the technology improves and the importance of using high-purity graphite in fuel cells’ bipolar plates, gas diffusion layers, and catalysts becomes more apparent.
A high oil price accelerates the use of hydrogen as an alternative energy source. I am invested in ITM who have quite a lot in the bank, at least $170M, Perhaps BRES could contact them. The UK is soon to embark on a big hydrogen energy supply programme. BRES is a a key hold in my own portfolio.
Tony