The US provides an excellent context for exploring natural hydrogen opportunities. That’s because there are promising sites in terms of geology and because of the infrastructure, the evolved market for hydrogen, and the regulatory set-up in many US states.
The assessment comes from Ben Mee, Executive Director for natural hydrogen business HyTerra, which has a listing on the Australian Securities Exchange but is busy investigating natural hydrogen opportunities in Kansas and Nebraska.
Interviewed for gasworld US’s forthcoming June issue on all things hydrogen, Mee said HyTerra should start drilling for hydrogen at its site in Kansas in the third quarter of this year.
“Kansas, where we have a fully owned and operated opportunity, is coming together now,” he said. “There is the convincing geology, which is paramount … but also existing infrastructure connected to potential customers.”
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