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Natural hydrogen may represent a new frontier in the energy transition, but engineers and geoscientists, globally, must first work to understand where and how this potentially valuable gas is produced, and how to get it to market cheaply and safely. What is the average size of a natural hydrogen resource? What is the carbon footprint of exploring and producing it? Can natural hydrogen supplies decarbonise the existing grey hydrogen feedstock? What is the cost of exploration, development and production? By answering such questions, we will gain a better understanding of the contribution natural carbon can make to our low-carbon future.

The possibilities for natural hydrogen exploitation are significant, but only if we can understand how natural hydrogen is generated, how or if it traps, or how it seeps (such as, via advective versus diffusive migration) to the surface. Key points that rose from the discussions are that natural hydrogen frequently occurs in areas that have not been explored by the oil-and-gas industry and that the science underpinning its exploration is very immature.

If natural hydrogen can be exploited economically, it would remove the need for clean water, which is used during green hydrogen electrolysis, and eliminate the need for expensive Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) associated with blue hydrogen. Yet, much is unknown about natural hydrogen, and discovery of this potentially renewable resource raises several questions, such as: Are there any known commercial accumulations? How can it be exploited? What are the legal implications of exploring for hydrogen? What are the costs of production? Can it decarbonise and compete with existing (grey and blue) hydrogen feedstock, or even green hydrogen? Can hydrogen be stored in the subsurface? The H-Nat conference set out to answer some of these questions.

Geological hydrogen could revolutionise our low-carbon future. Philip J. Ball and Krystian Czado report on discussions of this little-understood resource during the first international summit on natural hydrogen exploration

https://geoscientist.online/sections/unearthed/natural-hydrogen-the-new-frontier/

Hyundai Announces Agreement with Shell for Hydrogen Infrastructure Development

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hyundai-announces-agreement-with-shell-for-hydrogen-infrastructure-development-301396024.html

Https://investingnews.com/innspired/helium-investment-opportunity/

Https://www.shell.co.tz/about-us/what-we-do.html

Despite being one of the largest names in Big Oil, Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A) is also working hard to create and harness new forms of energy, particularly hydrogen. Shell is leading several hydrogen projects worldwide, including the NortH2 project in the Netherlands, expected to be the largest European green hydrogen project by 2040. In December 2020, RWE and Equinor joined the NortH2 partner consortium.

Shell also bets on hydrogen as one of the fuels that could help cut emissions in the shipping industry. "We believe liquid hydrogen to be advantaged over other potential zero-emissions fuels for shipping, therefore giving a higher likelihood of success," the supermajor said in its 2020 report 'Decarbonising Shipping: Setting Shell's Course.'

The biggest land grab going on right now is all about helium—the world’s most unique and irreplaceable rarified gas that some billion-dollar industries can’t survive without.

It’s worth up to 100 times more than natural gas, even as natural gas prices soar globally.

That’s what happens when 40% of U.S. helium supply long held in a federal reserve is depleted and when the U.S. accounts for over half of the world’s total supply.

Explorers are just now scrambling to make new discoveries and develop new resources at breakneck speed.

The last time there was a land rush of this magnitude was the American shale boom.

Now, helium is the new shale, and it’s a market that’s on track to top $18 billion by 2025.

Competition in this space is heating up but the takeaway is brilliant news for junior E&P companies who have made the shift from oil and gas to helium: Major players are swooping in for deals with pre-production junior explorers

https://www.baystreet.ca/stockstowatch/11850/Why-Are-These-Oil-And-Gas-Execs-Betting-On-A-Helium-Boom

Https://www.innovationnewsnetwork.com/unlocking-the-future-of-helium-exploration/40131/

Https://www.upstreamonline.com/lng/breakthrough-on-42-billion-tanzania-lng-project-as-shell-equinor-conclude-critical-talks/2-1-1453522

Https://www.tanzaniainvest.com/mining/north-rukwa-helium-project-mbele-high-gas-saturation

These boards are littered with humorous irony.

Take Yana for example turned £10,000 into £71 now spends all his days passing on investment advice. You don’t need to be watching TV to be entertained, that is for sure lol.

RUKWA: AS the government amplifies its commitment on carrying out geological survey on critical minerals’ presence in the country, the Helium One Global licensed for exploration has discovered 4.7 per cent of helium concentrations at Rukwa Rift Basin.

The Helium One Global on Monday this week in its breakthrough statement described the high concentrations as a big milestone toward achieving commerciality at the earliest opportunity.

“When performing the Basement Drill- ing Stem Testing (DST), high concentrations of helium began to flow to the surface, following reverse circulation and yielding a compositional mix up to 4.7 per cent helium, 1.5 per cent argon, 8 per cent oxygen and 86 per cent nitrogen” read the state- ment from the company.

Adding “a measured helium concentration of 4.7 per cent equates to almost nine thousand times above background levels.”

According to the statement, the company has identified that the frequency of helium increases with depth and is preferentially carried in hot fluids.

In another Development, Helium One Global’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Lorna Blaisse commented that he was delighted with the findings from Itumbula West-1, saying they clearly confirmed the presence of the producing helium province in the Rukwa Rift Basin.

https://dailynews.co.tz/major-breakthrough-in-helium/

Why I’m convinced we have hit the source, and this will become the new Eurasia Mining x 1000

Dark energy

Mass energy contributions – look at the bar at the bottom of this page helium at 4.7%, it is not a coincidence.

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=nQjnDwAAQBAJ&pg=PA58&lpg=PA58&dq=%22helium+4.7%25%22&source=bl&ots=eGF66Q11Bt&sig=ACfU3U07-Xv3IJbznTtIbDlO6SHGs4hcuw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwia14zfmqCEAxXBVkEAHf_0Dfg4HhDoAXoECAIQAw#v=onepage&q=%22helium%204.7%25%22&f=false

The perfect video to illustrate why some here have bought and not sold.

Have a nice weekend

Yana explained why he is here giving it the max.

He invested £10,000 it dropped to £71 then he sold

He then went big time short before the latest news dropped.

Skint and destitute, so of course he’s here giving it some, the poor girl is hurt lol

I sincerely believe we have a Perfect Storm situation here.

The hunt for green helium has been going on for many years, following complex academic studies it seemed the best possibility was the Rukwa Rift Basin, Tanzania. Still when you are talking about an area the size of the North Sea it really is needle in a haystack time.

Only 2 operators are in the basin, Nobel Helium and HE1.

If, and it was going to be a massive, if, trapped green helium was going to be found the expected results are pretty much what Noble has found 2.46% helium and hydrogen shows, plus some other noble gases. The next challenge, getting it all out of the ground.

What happened next was close to mission impossible. Lorna and her team drilled a hole and found 4.7% helium, a 6 meter wall of hydrogen at 2.2% both flowing freely to the surface and other noble gases.

Now if that isn’t crazy enough the whole world is in desperate need of helium, hence the price is up 300% in a year and every man and his dog needs hydrogen.

To expand this fairytale further

HE1 were priced to go bust, fractions of a penny, this may have been their last shot from the 20 drilling targets, no wonder the girl was beaming.

The yanks have a boat load of 0.5% helium contained within natural gas, where extraction is hardly environmentally friendly (much heat is needed) and it’s expensive, so much so the yanks sold off their reserves.

In the past few days, a leading expert in Tanzania has stated - helium grade of 4.7% is ‘massive’. Word is getting out.

Imagine being one of only 2 oil companies in the north sea, and the whole place being rammed with oil and gas, that is what we have here. The fairytale of all fairytales. Like winning the Euro lottery 10 times on the spin.

Now you see why the placed shares were gobbled up in a feeding frenzy the likes of which I have never seen before.

What next, well the future is that crazy to think about, I just don’t bother, but sell, yeah right. I have 1.3 million shares and already the value of these has gone up and down like the firemen at Trumpton, but sell, not an option, not for a long time, no way.

So there you go, my version of what’s going on here

As always do your own research, tread carefully and good luck.

Helium One Global’s strategic approach, from leveraging learnings from previous wells to optimizing well locations and technology, illustrates a commitment to pioneering sustainable helium exploration. The collaboration with local communities, the Ministry of Minerals, and the Mining Commission of Tanzania has been pivotal in achieving these milestones.

As Helium One Global evaluates these results and plans the next steps, the future of helium exploration in Tanzania looks promising. The Itumbula West-1 well’s success not only signifies a leap forward in sustainable energy resources but also showcases Tanzania’s potential as a leader in the global helium market.

The success of the Itumbula West-1 well by Helium One Global marks a significant milestone in helium exploration, not just for Tanzania but for the global market. The discovery of high concentration helium and the potential for geothermal energy utilization underscore the importance of innovative exploration techniques and sustainable resource management. As the company moves towards evaluating and advancing this project, the focus on environmental sustainability and collaboration with local communities sets a benchmark for future explorations.

https://business-news-today.com/helium-one-global-announces-breakthrough-in-helium-exploration-in-tanzania/

Sandyman, as clearly seen through your posting history, you are a nobody here, disliked by all sides, so no I wont be leaving but I suggest you do everyone a favour and do one lol.