First Graphene, listed on the ASX as FGR, has filed for a patent for its groundbreaking process that involves manufacturing graphene-enhanced materials for electrocatalysts utilized in hydrogen production. This patented process allows the integration of graphene with base metals like aluminium, cobalt, copper, iron, nickel, and zinc, previously considered unattainable. By leveraging existing capital equipment, First Graphene has paved the way for more cost-effective production of graphene materials crucial for hydrogen production through water electrolysis, positioning itself as a key player in the rising global electrocatalyst materials market. The company's CEO, Michael Bell, expressed enthusiasm about the commercial prospects this new patented process brings, particularly in the ever-expanding electrocatalyst market. The technology not only enhances the efficiency of water electrolysis but also showcases superior performance in thermal and electrical conductivity, opening up opportunities in various sectors beyond hydrogen production. These sectors include combustion and industrial catalysts, photocatalysts, lithium battery cathodes, and fuel cell catalysts. First Graphene's strategic focus on developing advanced materials and catering to large, high-growth global markets underscores its commitment to innovation and commercial success in the graphene industry.