In a pioneering move, UAE state-owned ADNOC Gas, in collaboration with Baker Hughes, has implemented methane-to-graphene and hydrogen technology at the Habshan Gas Processing Plant. This innovative approach, utilizing UK-based Levidian's LOOP technology, aims to produce over one tonne of graphene and hydrogen annually. The pilot deployment not only focuses on production but also on refining AI modeling and digital twins to enhance energy efficiency and graphene output for future projects. The generated graphene will be assessed by ADNOC's technology team for potential applications. ADNOC envisions industrial-scale projects yielding 15 tonnes of graphene and hydrogen yearly. The technology utilizes electromagnetic waves to ionize methane into plasma, separating hydrogen and graphene without water usage and capturing carbon pre-combustion to reduce CO2 emissions. Graphene is recognized for its superior properties such as strength, flexibility, and conductivity, offering diverse applications in electronics, healthcare, and construction. Levidian's CEO expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the potential to establish the company as a significant graphene producer. Furthermore, the article discusses the broader context of methane utilization and waste management, emphasizing the importance of transforming landfill methane into valuable resources like hydrogen and graphene to mitigate environmental impact and contribute to a circular economy.