Time Markers for my Nov. 4, 2026 Interview with Kjirstin Breure, President, CEO, Chair and co-founder of HydroGraph:
1:50 - A review of basic economics of HydroGraph's business model.
3:33 - Factors determining revenues received by HydroGraph per ton of graphene product sold.
5:50 - How soon might investors reasonably anticipate commercial revenues for HydroGraph?
7:30 - Some explanations why commercialization of first time product applications take more time than anticipated.
8:44 - Widespread technical success.
9:42 - Defense contracts - why it takes longer for defense contracts to come to fruition. But civilian contracts do not face the same hurdles and will be coming shortly. What is learned in civilian applications that often has potential use for military applications. In addition, once the company is domiciled in the U.S., HydroGraph can soon begin to apply for R&D grant money from the government.
12:56 - Are tests meeting and/or exceeding expectations of soon to be customers?
14:35 - Which industries are likely to be among the first customers?
17:05 - The exciting enhancement of electric conductivity in plastics with a very small amount of graphene applied and the major industries in which it will likely be applied. Timewise, these applications are not far away.
19:28 - The importance of graphene paste and how that is easing application concerns for a host of industrial applications.
23:09 - Kjirstin discusses the company's patent portfolio in general and why legal protection of patents actually delays revenues in the short term but dramatically increases potential future sales. This is another likely reason for beginning revenues to take longer than anticipated.
30:45 - Why insiders have not been buying stock. This is a testimony to a high level of corporate ethics demanded by HydraGraph's legal council.
32:42 - Kjirstin explained why domiciling the company is important especially in engaging in business with the U.S. government.
The End.
My interview with Kjirstin Breure recorded on Nov. 4 is now live! youtube.com/watch?v=Rs70LHPl…
My interview with HydroGraph Clean Power's CEO Kjirstin Breure goes live today at 4:00 PM New York Time on my YouTube Channel youtube.com/@JayTaylorMedia
I'm expecting to interview a member of HydroGraph's management team very soon. If you would like to ask the company some questions, send them along to: [email protected]. Of course, I have many questions of my own and I will be screening your questions. But I want to make the most of this opportunity so please send questions along if you like. Many thanks, Jay Taylor
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Might HydroGraph shareholders need worry about MXenes (pronounced “max-enes”)? They are a large family of two-dimensional (2D) inorganic materials consisting of atomically thin layers of transition metal carbides, nitrides. Someone who says he is a HG shareholder sent me an email asking me if I thought this newly family of materials might be a competitive threat to HydroGraph's sales of graphene especially to the defense industry? I have not had much time to research this myself. But if If anyone reading this does, I'd like to hear from them?
I have no doubt that management's main focus is on executing its business plan including a priority of redomiciling. Noses to the grindstone is why you are not hearing much these days. I do know that a couple weeks back Kerry noted that he would like to buy more shares but was not able to, given the post financing quiet period. I do not attempt to speak to Kerry often because as a board member he would be privy to things not in the public domain, so I do not believe it would be appropriate for me to interview him now. I do expect to have an interview with a member of the management tea when the next catalyst arrives.
$hgraf @JayTaylorMedia
What you are suggesting is an 'imaginary' goal. HG 's execution strategy is focused on growing partnerships, adding quality staff, & building a pipeline of orders. This is what the Board and the rest of the HG team should be focused on, not stock purchases
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What you are suggesting is an 'imaginary' goal. HG 's execution strategy is focused on growing partnerships, adding quality staff, & building a pipeline of orders. This is what the Board and the rest of the HG team should be focused on, not stock purchases
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Dr. Robert Yancey introduces HydroGraph to the U.S. Defense Industry youtu.be/VcJx-BJr_cw?si=5m9D… via @YouTube My interview with Dr. Yancey is scheduled to go live at 1:00 PM New York time on September 4, 2026. What are some of the potential defense applications investors can expect?
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I'm looking forward to doing an interview with a senior executive at HydroGraph fairly soon. Be sure to keep an eye on your substack inbox for messages regarding that. free or paid subscriptions here: taylorjay.substack.com/



