Australian energy company HyTerra HYT is gearing up for a significant drilling campaign at its white hydrogen project in the US, following a major investment proposal from Andrew Forrest. With Forrest's backing, HyTerra is set to triple the number of wells in its maiden drilling program, aiming to commence later this year. The company has recently expanded its exploration acreage at Nemaha by 13,000 acres, now totaling around 52,000 acres, with plans for continuous growth through further acreage acquisitions. By reprocessing seismic data, HyTerra has pinpointed promising areas for hydrogen and helium, boosting its confidence in the upcoming drilling campaign. The drilling initiative will now involve six wells, focusing on historical sites Sue Duroche-2 and Scott-1, where deeper exploration for hydrogen and helium is on the agenda. The campaign is slated to start post an extraordinary general meeting in December, which will evaluate Fortescue's strategic investment in the project.