Hydrogen flow mapping and geomechanical analysis

Geologic hydrogen exploration

Hydrogen and helium extraction

Natural hydrogen exploration

Mathematical and computational tools used to map hydrogen flow and study geomechanical factors governing its accumulation in subsurface reservoirs.

Advanced imaging technology used to identify subsurface traps and seals that allow hydrogen to accumulate in economically significant quantities.

Hydrogen formed over geological time deep underground, also known as geological or white hydrogen. It is a potentially low-cost, zero-emissions fuel source that does not require electrolysis.

Morocco

Australia

Nebraska

Exploratory efforts in Mali and Morocco to assess the scalability of reported hydrogen deposits in African nations.

A natural hydrogen exploration project in Saskatchewan, Canada, operated by MAX Power Mining Corp. The project has identified significant hydrogen anomalies with concentrations reaching 914 ppm through geochemical studies.

Exploration efforts in France and other European locations studying ancient geological formations with naturally occurring hydrogen seeps, led by companies including 21net.