In a groundbreaking initiative, a LOOP decarbonisation unit has been successfully deployed in partnership with Baker Hughes at ADNOC Gas’ Habshan site in Abu Dhabi, representing a world-first installation. This innovative technology utilizes a microwave plasma system to crack methane, generating hydrogen and capturing carbon to produce high-quality graphene. The project at Habshan, a major gas processing hub in the UAE, is set to produce significant quantities of graphene and clean hydrogen annually, catering to a wide range of industrial applications. The collaboration between Levidian and ADNOC aims to leverage graphene as a super-material and hydrogen as a crucial future fuel in the energy transition landscape. The deployment of the LOOP technology signifies a key milestone for ADNOC Gas, showcasing its commitment to decarbonisation, sustainability, and supporting the UAE's climate goals. The project not only unlocks new value from natural gas but also contributes to reducing carbon intensity and driving industrial growth. The successful implementation at Habshan sets the stage for enhanced energy efficiency and increased graphene output through AI modeling and digital twins, ensuring minimal energy consumption and optimal production. Levidian's position as a Verified Graphene Producer highlights its leadership in sustainable graphene production, with research conducted at prestigious graphene facilities globally. The company's dedication to sustainability is further emphasized by its recognition as a Sustainability Champion and its engagement with leading industries worldwide. The LOOP technology's potential applications in diverse sectors such as solar panels, electric vehicles, and energy storage facilities underline its versatile and impactful role in promoting sustainability and decarbonisation efforts.