First Graphene Ltd, a nanomaterials company based in Manchester, United Kingdom, has embarked on a new phase of research and development with the HyPStore Project. This initiative is focused on developing advanced hydrogen storage tanks using graphene-enhanced materials, with a goal to redefine hydrogen containment and transportation systems. Testing at the Manchester facility includes the development of a graphene-based resin system to enhance tank integrity and containment efficiency for cryogenic hydrogen storage. The consortium of nine partners is working together to produce a Type V hydrogen tank prototype and validate its structural characteristics at low temperatures, exploring the efficiency advantages of cryogenic hydrogen storage. In addition to hydrogen storage, First Graphene is also involved in a UK-based research project investigating the integration of chemically modified graphene into 3D metal printing processes, with the aim of reducing energy inputs and enhancing precision. The company's active participation in these projects demonstrates its commitment to developing scalable solutions in nanomaterials for high-impact industries like energy systems and additive manufacturing.