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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

hydrogen

Estimates of trapped hydrogen globally – a reality check

Arnout Everts, AEGeo
Over the last few years, there has been a continu­ous stream of news cover­age on “ground-breaking natural-hydrogen discoveries.” A paper by Ellis and Gelman, published late last year, very much…

Play-based exploration methods used to find natural hydrogen

Giacomo Firpo, Paul Swire, Rakgas, Steve Lawrence, Ian Hutchinson, Nhsg and Jonathan Watson, Metatek
Ophiolites, consisting of obducted oceanic crust, form a logical candidate to explore for hydrogen because the process of serpentiniza­tion, which is common in olivine-rich rocks, results in the generation of…

Gold hydrogen – or Gold helium?

Henk Kombrink and Mariël Reitsma
On Wednesday 22 May, Gold Hydrogen’s share price reached its highest level so far at 2.09 Australian dollars. A few days later, following the release of an ASX statement on…

The genesis of natural hydrogen exploration

James Dodson, HydroGenesis
HydroGenesis believe that natural hydrogen exists in large quantities in the subsurface, we just haven’t been looking in the right place. We are developing an exploration concept to pioneer this…

Discovery of Australia’s first natural hydrogen field

Mariël Reitsma - HRH Geology
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…

A new hydrogen play

Mariël Reitsma, HRH Geology
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…