6 February 2026
HyTerra was the first white hydrogen-focused company to list on the ASX.
It believes that white hydrogen – which is generated naturally by the Earth – could have lower production costs and carbon emissions than man-made hydrogen.
Today, the company is looking to advance its Nemaha project in the US state of Kansas.
During the December quarter, HyTerra outlined its ambitions to become a global player in the hydrogen sector by launching a strategic plan designed to commercialise the project.
This newly defined direction revolves around three value-driving pillars.
Firstly, continued drilling, production testing, and reservoir evaluation works will form a key cog in the commercialisation push for Nemaha.
Secondly, the company will look to leverage its proprietary ‘Hydrogen Must Haves’ prospectivity rulebook to detect further geologic hydrogen projects across the US.
Finally, HyTerra plans to explore international opportunities to drive further growth.
This strategy will be spearheaded by a newly appointed CEO Riley Kemp.
Kemp brings vast commercial, legal, and energy sector experience to the table.
Most recently, he was employed as corporate development manager at Fortescue, where he led a $21.9 million investment in HyTerra in late 2024.
Separately, HyTerra executed a binding collaboration agreement with GeoKiln Energy Innovation to jointly assess and demonstrate the MSSH technology for engineered subsurface hydrogen generation.
On the exploration front, the company returned elevated hydrogen and helium results, confirming flow potential ahead of production testing planned for this year.
