- Uganda’s graphite delivers promising results in advanced supercapacitor tests.
- NASA evaluation approaches as binding sales agreements remain elusive.
KAMPALA, UGANDA — Uganda’s Orom-Cross graphite is heading towards independent NASA laboratory testing after promising supercapacitor results, but its developer has yet to secure binding sales agreements.
London-listed Blencowe Resources (LSE: BRES) said prototype energy-storage cells incorporating graphite from its northern Uganda project are being prepared for evaluation at NASA laboratories, with testing expected to enter the schedule from December 2026.
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