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FGR to launch PureGRAPH CEM in China
News9 July 2026

FGR to launch PureGRAPH CEM in China

First Graphene Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with The Sixth Element (Changzhou) Material Technology Co Ltd to distribute its PureGRAPH® CEM additive in China. This agreement targets the cement and concrete sector, offering a significant opportunity for graphene-enhanced materials to reduce carbon emissions in the world's largest cement market.

Building Better with Advanced Carbons
Opinion Article12 June 2026

Building Better with Advanced Carbons

The Advanced Carbons Council published an overview of graphene and other advanced carbon materials being adopted in construction, citing applications in concrete (Concretene, First Graphene, Versarien), asphalt, and corrosion-resistant coatings (Petronas). These developments indicate growing commercial deployment of graphene additives in construction materials, with documented performance gains in compressive strength, road durability, and steel protection at low material loadings.

Building Better with Advanced Carbons
Position Paper12 June 2026

Building Better with Advanced Carbons

The Advanced Carbons Council highlights graphene and related carbon materials being adopted in construction applications including concrete additives (Concretene, First Graphene), graphene-reinforced 3D-printed components (Versarien), asphalt modification, and corrosion-resistant coatings (Petronas). For the advanced carbon materials sector, construction has emerged as a leading commercial deployment area, with multiple suppliers demonstrating validated, scalable products that improve strength, durability, and emissions performance without requiring major process changes.