HyTerra, an Australian company, has received a significant financial boost for its Nemaha hydrogen-helium project in Kansas, thanks to a $21.9 million investment from Fortescue's Future Industries Technologies division. This investment secures funding for initial exploration activities at the project. Fortescue's investment also includes acquiring a majority share in HyTerra and obtaining board representation through Christine Nicolau. HyTerra is utilizing the funds for continued leasing, geophysical activities, and expanding its drilling campaign in the region. The company has also expanded the Nemaha project area to 60,000 acres and obtained additional well permits for further exploration. A strategic alliance between HyTerra and Fortescue aims to progress the Nemaha project and explore white hydrogen opportunities globally. Additionally, HyTerra is assessing options for the Geneva project in Nebraska. The appointment of Christine Nicolau, known for her corporate development expertise, is expected to enhance the company's project development capabilities, aligning with its growth objectives.