ADNOC Gas and Baker Hughes have made a groundbreaking advancement by implementing Levidian's LOOP technology at the operational Habshan Gas Processing Plant in the UAE. This deployment signifies a turning point in the industry, capturing carbon from methane to create graphene and hydrogen. The pilot trial, capable of producing 1 tonne per annum of each material, highlights the technology's dual-purpose nature. Mohamed Al Hashemi of ADNOC Gas emphasizes the significance of this innovation in unlocking value from natural gas, aiding decarbonization efforts and aligning with the UAE's climate goals. The collaboration also focuses on refining energy-efficient processes to maximize graphene output. Levidian's CEO, John Hartley, expresses optimism about the market demand for graphene and the potential applications across various sectors. The successful pilot is a testament to the collaborative efforts to introduce decarbonization technologies into practical industrial settings, as highlighted by Alessandro Bresciani from Baker Hughes. The evaluation and utilization of graphene by ADNOC's Technology team for diverse applications demonstrate the material's versatility, from improving battery performance to enhancing construction materials. The recognition received by Levidian from DNV further validates the feasibility and potential impact of their innovative technology in advancing decarbonization efforts.