Researchers at the National Graphene Institute in the UK have achieved a groundbreaking milestone in the production of graphene and hydrogen from methane. Adnoc Gas, a subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, partnered with Baker Hughes and Levidian to implement decarbonization technology for this innovative process. Graphene, a material stronger than diamond and more conductive than copper, is being produced alongside hydrogen at the Habshan gas processing plant in the UAE. The production of these materials from methane not only unlocks new value from natural gas but also supports the UAE's industrial growth and climate goals. Graphene, with its exceptional properties, is expected to find applications in electric vehicle batteries, solar panels, concrete, tires, and polymer pipes across various industries. The Habshan complex's graphene production will be evaluated for potential applications by Adnoc's technology team. The global graphene market is on a growth trajectory, with expectations of significant annual growth by 2032. The UAE and Saudi Arabia are actively exploring graphene applications to diversify their economies away from oil and advance decarbonization strategies. Collaborations and investments in research and commercialization of graphene technologies highlight their commitment to innovation and sustainability. Additionally, different methods of hydrogen production, including green, turquoise, blue, and grey hydrogen, are being developed globally to ensure carbon-neutral energy production. Advancements in graphene production and hydrogen technologies signify a shift towards sustainable energy solutions and environmental conservation. The integration of these innovative materials and processes paves the way for a greener future in the energy sector and various industrial applications.