Sparc Technologies Limited, listed on ASX as SPN, reported on its June 2025 Quarterly Activities, emphasizing advancements in green hydrogen and graphene-based additives. The Australian company focuses on enhancing environmental and sustainability outcomes globally through its technological innovations. In the field of green hydrogen, Sparc Hydrogen, a collaboration with Fortescue and the University of Adelaide, made progress in constructing a groundbreaking photocatalytic water splitting pilot plant. The project, on track and within budget, is set to commence commissioning in July 2025 and received a A$2.75 million grant from the Australian Government to support operations and commercialization. The opening ceremony at the University of Adelaide's Roseworthy Campus marked a significant milestone for the project. In the realm of graphene-based materials, Sparc's additives division saw success with its ecosparc® enhanced anti-corrosion coatings, validated through inspections at strategic locations like Streaky Bay and Port Bonython. Ongoing trials and collaborations with global companies are further expanding the application of these coatings. Sparc also entered a Collaboration Agreement with Detmold Packaging to develop graphene-enhanced paper products and achieved three ISO certifications for its graphene technologies. The company's corporate activities included a capital raise of A$3.2 million through share placements and plans, contributing to a cash balance of A$3.3 million as of June 30, 2025. These funds will facilitate field trials, commercialization efforts, R&D initiatives, patent activities, and overall operational needs, solidifying Sparc's position as an innovative player in the sustainability and technology sectors.