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Based in the UK and established in 2012 as Cambridge Nanosystems, Levidian uses patented technology to produce high-grade graphene and hydrogen from waste gas (methane).

The company's main product, LOOP, docks into existing infrastructure to strip carbon from gas flow, which could help businesses and national infrastructures to decarbonize.

China-based Wuxi Feynman Technology (Feynman) focuses on graphene-based materials and systems.

The company provides customers services and solutions to customers in the areas of MEMS systems, new graphene materials and compound semiconductor devices, and more. The company also develops 2D deposition equipment.

Metalysis was founded in 2001 by the University of Cambridge and located in South Yorkshire, UK. Metalysis owns the global rights to a platform technology capable of producing a wide range of metals and alloys at a lower cost and with a smaller environmental footprint than traditional processes.

Germany-based Accurion was established in 2009 as a merger between Halcyonics and Nanofilm Technology. The company develops and supplies high-end Imaging Ellipsometry and Active Vibration Isolation equipment.

Smithers Apex, formerly known as IntertechPira, is a global business that provides events, market research, publications and strategic and technical consulting to an expanding list of niche, emerging and high growth industries, including home and personal care; lighting, imaging and displays; plastic electronics and alternative energy.

Spain-based Das-nano produces nanomaterial inspection equipment.

For the graphene industry, Das-Nano offers its Onyx system which can be used to quickly obtain information on the uniformity and homogeneity of graphene materials.

Shandong Yuhuang Chemical (Group) is a China-based petrochemical group that produces and markets a range of chemicals, including propylene, isobutene, butadiene, isoprene, Styrene, Toluene, and others. It was founded in 1986 and is located in Heze City, Shandong Province, China.

The Centre for Process Innovation is a UK-based technology innovation centre. It is a non-profit institute funded by the UK government, the private sector (through contract R&D services) and matched-funding EU projects.