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Two hydrogen exploration wells completed in Australia, but what to make of the results?

Mariël Reitsma - HRH Geology

December 22, 2023

Gold Hydrogen Ltd. has drilled its first 2 wells on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. Both wells have encountered high concentrations of hydrogen as well as unexpected levels of…

The helium well that produces 93% CO₂

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology

December 6, 2023

In the USA, 0.3% or 3,000 ppm helium in the gas stream is regarded as the cut-off for profitable onshore production. Yet, French company 45-8 Energy has identified a prospect…

Discovery of Australia’s first natural hydrogen field

Mariël Reitsma - HRH Geology

November 17, 2023

Australia’s first dedicated hydrogen well is a success! Last month, Gold Hydrogen drilled the Ramsay-1 well on the Yorke Peninsula to the west of Adelaide, SA. The well twinned the…

Australia’s first dedicated hydrogen exploration well

Mariël Reitsma - HRH Geology

October 13, 2023

Drilled in relative proximity to Adelaide, this hydrogen exploration attempt could result in quick access to a market.

A new hydrogen play

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology

September 7, 2023

Exploration for geologically occurring hydrogen is taking off worldwide. In May, FDE announced a serendipitous discovery of hydrogen whilst drilling for coalbed methane in the Lorraine region in France. In…

Producing gas and helium from a gold field

Mariël Reitsma - HRH Geology

May 9, 2023

In the Archean, braided rivers formed fan deltas along the shores of the Witwatersrand Sea in what is now South Africa. Today, the Witwatersrand Basin is known as the world’s…

The world’s first storage project of 100% hydrogen in a sandstone reservoir

Henk Kombrink

May 1, 2023

After many years of preparation, last week saw the start of injecting 100% hydrogen into the Rubensdorf gas reservoir, onshore Austria. The injected hydrogen is generated through the electrolysis of…

Green helium exploration is set for a breakthrough

Mariel Reitsma

March 15, 2023

Up to recently, helium was not actively explored for but mainly found by accident while drilling for hydrocarbons. Concentrations as low as 0.3% helium in the gas stream already make…

First exploration well targeting hydrogen successful, but will it be economic?

Mariel Reitsma

February 5, 2023

Although the hydrogen energy industry as a whole is advancing at a rapid pace, the exploration for natural occurring hydrogen is still in its infancy. Yet, change seems around the…

The natural hydrogen field without pressure depletion

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology

November 3, 2022

Naturally occurring hydrogen is now being produced in Mali from what seems an active hydrogen kitchen.

Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

Guest Author

October 17, 2022

Natural hydrogen and helium exploration is booming worldwide. The combined production of hydrogen, helium and carbon dioxide in the Earth’s subsurface provides alternative resources that could revolutionize the path to…

Hydrogen and CCS in Future Energy

Corin Taylor, DNV GL

August 17, 2020

What is the role of hydrogen together with carbon capture and storage in enabling a net zero carbon energy system? Hydrogen as a clean energy source and carrier has rapidly…

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New Gas

Two hydrogen exploration wells completed in Australia, but what to make of the results?

The helium well that produces 93% CO₂

Discovery of Australia’s first natural hydrogen field

Australia’s first dedicated hydrogen exploration well

A new hydrogen play

Producing gas and helium from a gold field

The world’s first storage project of 100% hydrogen in a sandstone reservoir

Green helium exploration is set for a breakthrough

First exploration well targeting hydrogen successful, but will it be economic?

The natural hydrogen field without pressure depletion

Adapting conventional E&P workflows to scale up hydrogen and helium exploration

Hydrogen and CCS in Future Energy

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