Polish chemical company Grupa Azoty plans to invest around €1.4 million in a graphene production line this year, reports Jaroslaw Adamowski.

The line is to be located at the group’s plant in Tarnow, in southern Poland, and will have an output capacity of around 1 kg of graphene per week.

Grupa Azoty spokesperson Grzegorz Kulik, told Inside Composites that company representatives have been in talks with various entities interested in cooperating and using graphene in their manufacturing processes.

Read the full story on our Inside Composites website

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Jaroslaw is a freelance journalist with a focus on Central and Eastern Europe, based in Warsaw, Poland. He contributes to a number of industry magazines and news sites.

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