Hydrograph Clean Pwr Inc (HGRAF)

$2.53 +0.11 (4.55%)
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Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) 0.00
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PE Ratio N/A
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio N/A
Volume 452,564
Avg Vol 1,135,274
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out N/A
Stochastic %K 61%
Beta N/A
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. engages in the acquisition and development of graphene and hydrogen related products and services. The company engages in the research, development, marketing, and commercialization of patented technology to produce graphene, hydrogen, syngas, and other products, including pristine graphene, graphene derivatives, and services. HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. was incorporated in 2017 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

Industry: Specialty Chemicals
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 785-380-4205
Address:
1199 West Hastings Street, Suite 1100, Vancouver, Canada
Mquigley
Mquigley Jan. 14 at 10:16 PM
$HGRAF today’s trend lines of the 1, 5 & 15 minute time frames
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 14 at 7:38 PM
$HGRAF EPA clarity for HG: HG has 2 companion TSCA filings: P-24-0086A & P-24-0087A (same graphene class). Both were accepted into EPA review (Sept 2024) under docket EPA-HQ-OPPT-2024-0057. EPA advanced P-24-0087 to “Scoping Meeting Occurred” (June 5, 2025) — this is a late-stage review milestone. No prohibition, no 5(f) action, no adverse determination. No SNUR published targeting HG graphene. EPA does NOT issue “approval letters”; approval is confirmed via final determination or a Notice of Commencement (NOC) after manufacturing starts. No NOC yet ≠ no approval — it simply means commercial manufacture hasn’t been commenced or disclosed yet. Bottom line: regulatory risk appears LOW, process is advancing normally, remaining steps are procedural.
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 14 at 7:37 PM
$HGRAF HydroGraph’s EPA process is progressing normally under TSCA and shows no adverse signals. The company has two companion PMN filings (P-24-0086A and P-24-0087A) covering its graphene material, both accepted into formal EPA review and advanced to the scoping stage—an advanced milestone where exposure pathways and risk controls are finalized. NO prohibition, NO Section 5(f) action, NO adverse determination, and NO restrictive SNUR have been issued. EPA does not publish “approval letters” for PMNs; instead, clearance is confirmed either by a final determination or by a Notice of Commencement (NOC), which is filed after EPA review concludes and commercial manufacturing begins. The absence of negative regulatory action combined with completed scoping strongly suggests regulatory risk is LOW, with remaining steps largely procedural rather than outcome-driven.
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Pennysluts
Pennysluts Jan. 14 at 7:24 PM
$ROLR closes at $38 $ABAT $NESR $HGRAF slower today everyone here on rocket
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Dhbowen
Dhbowen Jan. 14 at 2:33 PM
$HGRAF the speed at which the US government moves kills innovation. Come on EPA
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 11:36 PM
$HGRAF ok, bunch of articles here but most are PR from hydrograph but not all. https://advancedcarbonscouncil.org/search/all.asp?bst=Hydrograph
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 11:19 PM
$HGRAF Kjirstin is quoted in this article, in section "setting global standards" https://advancedcarbonscouncil.org/blogpost/2151389/516096/The-graphene-revolu-tion-is-pro-gress-ing-slowly-but-surely?hhSearchTerms=%22Graphene%22&terms=
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 10:47 PM
$HGRAF The article referenced by READUS_ below...this is what Kjirstin said... In the race to unlock fusion and reinvent fission, graphene may be the missing material,” Kjirstin Breure, CEO of HydroGraph, told Observer. Graphene’s exceptional thermal conductivity helps prevent overheating, while its strength and radiation resistance protect reactor components from cracking and degradation, she explained. The rest of the article was nuclear stuff..it was in their tech section.
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Woysoro
Woysoro Jan. 13 at 10:41 PM
$HGRAF
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 13 at 9:50 PM
$HGRAF In pressure-cooker terms? We just came off a strong run. Pressure built fast. What we’re seeing now isn’t failure — it’s regulation. Pressure cookers are designed to hiss. That’s the valve releasing excess steam so the lid stays on. A stock that doesn’t pull back after a sharp move is unstable. A cooker that doesn’t vent is dangerous. Today’s pullback looks like profit-taking and weak hands exiting, followed by stabilization near prior breakout support. Volume cooled, structure held. No news. No cascade. No lid coming off. A real pressure release would mean structure breaks, volume expands, momentum collapses. That’s not what’s on the chart. Hissing ≠ exploding. This is the valve doing its job. Let the cooker work.
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Mquigley
Mquigley Jan. 14 at 10:16 PM
$HGRAF today’s trend lines of the 1, 5 & 15 minute time frames
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 14 at 7:38 PM
$HGRAF EPA clarity for HG: HG has 2 companion TSCA filings: P-24-0086A & P-24-0087A (same graphene class). Both were accepted into EPA review (Sept 2024) under docket EPA-HQ-OPPT-2024-0057. EPA advanced P-24-0087 to “Scoping Meeting Occurred” (June 5, 2025) — this is a late-stage review milestone. No prohibition, no 5(f) action, no adverse determination. No SNUR published targeting HG graphene. EPA does NOT issue “approval letters”; approval is confirmed via final determination or a Notice of Commencement (NOC) after manufacturing starts. No NOC yet ≠ no approval — it simply means commercial manufacture hasn’t been commenced or disclosed yet. Bottom line: regulatory risk appears LOW, process is advancing normally, remaining steps are procedural.
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 14 at 7:37 PM
$HGRAF HydroGraph’s EPA process is progressing normally under TSCA and shows no adverse signals. The company has two companion PMN filings (P-24-0086A and P-24-0087A) covering its graphene material, both accepted into formal EPA review and advanced to the scoping stage—an advanced milestone where exposure pathways and risk controls are finalized. NO prohibition, NO Section 5(f) action, NO adverse determination, and NO restrictive SNUR have been issued. EPA does not publish “approval letters” for PMNs; instead, clearance is confirmed either by a final determination or by a Notice of Commencement (NOC), which is filed after EPA review concludes and commercial manufacturing begins. The absence of negative regulatory action combined with completed scoping strongly suggests regulatory risk is LOW, with remaining steps largely procedural rather than outcome-driven.
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Pennysluts
Pennysluts Jan. 14 at 7:24 PM
$ROLR closes at $38 $ABAT $NESR $HGRAF slower today everyone here on rocket
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Dhbowen
Dhbowen Jan. 14 at 2:33 PM
$HGRAF the speed at which the US government moves kills innovation. Come on EPA
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 11:36 PM
$HGRAF ok, bunch of articles here but most are PR from hydrograph but not all. https://advancedcarbonscouncil.org/search/all.asp?bst=Hydrograph
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 11:19 PM
$HGRAF Kjirstin is quoted in this article, in section "setting global standards" https://advancedcarbonscouncil.org/blogpost/2151389/516096/The-graphene-revolu-tion-is-pro-gress-ing-slowly-but-surely?hhSearchTerms=%22Graphene%22&terms=
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DavidA333
DavidA333 Jan. 13 at 10:47 PM
$HGRAF The article referenced by READUS_ below...this is what Kjirstin said... In the race to unlock fusion and reinvent fission, graphene may be the missing material,” Kjirstin Breure, CEO of HydroGraph, told Observer. Graphene’s exceptional thermal conductivity helps prevent overheating, while its strength and radiation resistance protect reactor components from cracking and degradation, she explained. The rest of the article was nuclear stuff..it was in their tech section.
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Woysoro
Woysoro Jan. 13 at 10:41 PM
$HGRAF
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 13 at 9:50 PM
$HGRAF In pressure-cooker terms? We just came off a strong run. Pressure built fast. What we’re seeing now isn’t failure — it’s regulation. Pressure cookers are designed to hiss. That’s the valve releasing excess steam so the lid stays on. A stock that doesn’t pull back after a sharp move is unstable. A cooker that doesn’t vent is dangerous. Today’s pullback looks like profit-taking and weak hands exiting, followed by stabilization near prior breakout support. Volume cooled, structure held. No news. No cascade. No lid coming off. A real pressure release would mean structure breaks, volume expands, momentum collapses. That’s not what’s on the chart. Hissing ≠ exploding. This is the valve doing its job. Let the cooker work.
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Mquigley
Mquigley Jan. 13 at 9:27 PM
$HGRAF Today’s trend lines to the 15 minute
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 13 at 8:55 PM
$HGRAF After a strong multi-day run, HGRAF spent today digesting gains. We saw an early sell-off, followed by stabilization around the prior breakout zone ($2.40–2.45). Volume eased as the day progressed, suggesting selling pressure was absorbed, not accelerating. No news, no structural break — just normal consolidation after a sharp move. This is where trends either build a higher base or need more time. Nothing meaningful changes below key levels. Let the chart resolve, not emotions.
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Readus_
Readus_ Jan. 13 at 8:45 PM
$HGRAF https://x.com/HydroGraphInc/status/2011132247261528536
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Craigerr
Craigerr Jan. 13 at 7:07 PM
$HGRAF another shorting campaign? When are they going to learn?
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drock4567
drock4567 Jan. 13 at 6:38 PM
$HGRAF seen this play out many times before, when leadership does this. RUN.
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SiliconSkyline86
SiliconSkyline86 Jan. 13 at 4:25 PM
$HGRAF Rest in Peace Scott Adams. You were so well loved and will be missed so very much. Glad you accepted Christ before you passed. Your legacy will endure. We'll see you again in time.
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SiliconSkyline86
SiliconSkyline86 Jan. 13 at 3:18 PM
$HGRAF Just picked up 120 more shares. So close to 44k. Pretty much done stacking silver at these prices, so now I guess it's just time to stack stocks lol.
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Kinteee
Kinteee Jan. 13 at 2:02 PM
$HGRAF So much BS. They said NASDAQ by now… now I think it’s NASDAQ 2027 😂 They said manufacturing in 2026, we’re already here, nothing even built yet. Maybe next year too 😂 And the EPA… don’t even get me started 🤦‍♂️
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Zaozin
Zaozin Jan. 13 at 12:32 AM
$HGRAF I responded earlier to someone about the odds of not getting EPA . Below is my response and it’s just one key factor The following is a big deal in the step to get EPA approval. “Favorable Safety Report: A 2023 audit by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) found that HydroGraph’s production process operates well within established safety and health parameters. This favorable report is a critical piece of evidence supporting their safety claims.”
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Mquigley
Mquigley Jan. 12 at 9:46 PM
$HGRAF today’s 1, 5 & 15 minute trend lines.
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 12 at 8:34 PM
$HGRAF How likely is it that HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. doesn’t receive United States Environmental Protection Agency approval? Low. Outright denials are rare unless there’s an undisclosed compliance issue. Most outcomes are approval or timing-related clarification. The real variable is when, not if. Markets often price timing risk—then reprice quickly once the gate clears.
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MadBee511
MadBee511 Jan. 12 at 8:32 PM
$HGRAF Post-EPA expected PPS for HydroGraph Clean Power Inc. from ~$2.65 USD: $3.25–$4.25 as regulatory risk clears; $4.25–$6.75 if U.S. access turns into execution. $7+ likely needs follow-on commercial news. The question then becomes: who wants to initiate positions at those levels?
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