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FlexeGRAPH has taken another important step forward by joining the SynerLeap program, powered by ABB. SynerLeap is ABB’s innovation growth hub for startups with its main office located in the heart of the ABB Corporate Research Center in Västerås Sweden....

On the 17th of January 2019, FlexeGRAPH (Flex-G Pty Ltd) was officially registered as a UK Establishment. Opening of the UK office will bring us closer to motor sports and high-performance vehicle makers, high-performance engineering, and world leading research and...

CEO Shad Hallam attended the opening of the Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre (GEIC) in Manchester on the 11th December 2018. GEIC is an industry led and designed to support the acceleration of bringing graphene based products to market. The facilities...

Range anxiety is perhaps the greatest barrier to the rapid transition from vehicles with internal combustion engines to electric powertrains. Range anxiety refers to the perceived limited driving distance of EVs before batteries need to be recharged. Although the energy...

FlexeGRAPH is pleased to announce that it has established a subsidiary based in Stockholm, Sweden. This is an important step in the evolution of the business to provide a presence in our largest target market of Western Europe for our...

FlexeGRAPH is pleased to announce that we will be joining the IDTechEx Show in Berlin on 11-12 of April 2018 and exhibiting our latest advances in nanofluids. This trade show brings together a number of related technologies that are all...

FlexeGRAPH is pleased to announce that we have expanded our core team with some new additions in key areas. Shad Hallam has agreed to take on the role of group CEO. Shad has a wealth of experience in general and...

Startup Autobahn is Europe’s largest innovation platform bringing together startups with large German corporates to accelerate technology uptake through an ambitious 100 day program. This was an amazing entry point for FlexeGRAPH to connect with European automotive makers as well...

No, all graphene is not the same. It is critical for end-users, researchers and investors to understand the differences between the commercially available materials that are called “graphene” and most importantly the limitations on those products in certain uses. Choosing...