First Graphene Limited has provided an update on its involvement in the cross-sector A$3.72 million HyPStore project, which aims to develop lightweight impermeable cryogenic tanks for the safe storage and transportation of liquid hydrogen. The project involves nine entities from Australia and the UK and has already started manufacturing a prototype tank and testing key aspects at cryogenic temperatures. First Graphene is testing graphene materials to create a graphene-enhanced resin system for the tanks, aiming to reduce hydrogen permeability significantly. The company has set up testing equipment in Manchester, UK, for this purpose. Additionally, First Graphene is collaborating with universities in a 10-month project to improve 3D printing of metals using chemically modified graphene, with a focus on reducing energy requirements and improving efficiency. These projects demonstrate the potential of graphene in enhancing various applications, from hydrogen storage to 3D printing of metals for aerospace and motorsports industries. First Graphene's involvement highlights its commitment to innovation and commercialization in high-demand sectors.