The recent $14.5M investment in Gold Hydrogen (ASX: GHY) by Toyota Motor Corporation, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical, and ENEOS Xplora is another strong signal that international leaders are recognising the potential of natural (white) hydrogen.

This Discovery Alert article provides an in depth analysis of our recent announcement of high concentrations of helium found in Blythe 13-20 and why helium is such an exciting discovery in this well.

We’re pleased to share that our recent drilling at the Nemaha Project in Kansas has yielded promising results. As highlighted in Stockhead’s latest ‘Break it Down’ segment, mud gas samples from the Blythe 13-20 well have revealed helium concentrations of up to 4.4%.

AZoCleantech’s latest article offers a clear and accessible overview of natural (white) hydrogen highlighting the processes behind its formation and the opportunity it represents in global energy and industrial applications.

HyTerra was main company featured in an article in New Scientist magazine on geological hydrogen exploration in the Mid-West USA. Many thanks to James Dineen for making the trip to Kansas to visit one of our drill sites and find out more on the ground.

Stockhead’s Tylah Tully puts the heat on HyTerra (ASX:HYT), who has officially kicked off drilling into the Blythe 13-20 well at its Nemaha Project in the US state of Kansas.

Stockhead special report: Laboratory analysis of mud gas samples from the Sue Duroche-3 well has more than validated HyTerra’s belief in the hydrogen and helium prospectivity of its Nemaha project in Kansas.

A Stockhead Special Report: Encouraging results have led Fortescue-backed HyTerra to convert the Sue Duroche-3 exploration well within its Nemaha natural hydrogen and helium project in Kansas into a monitoring well.

In a recent episode of Stockhead TV’s Guy on Rocks, Guy Le Page spotlighted HyTerra as his stock of the week, following our recent drilling results from the Nemaha Project in Kansas.

Our Nemaha Project isn’t only prospective for natural hydrogen, we also have helium. As highlighted in this Stockhead article.