HyTerra, supported by Fortescue, is preparing to drill at its Nemaha project in Kansas, USA, to explore the potential of white hydrogen and helium. With historical wells showing significant hydrogen and helium occurrences, the company aims to unlock this low-carbon feedstock's value. Positioned between Kansas City and Wichita, the project benefits from proximity to key industrial hubs and transportation networks, creating opportunities for collaborations with existing off-takers. HyTerra's upcoming drilling at wells with prior hydrogen and helium discoveries marks the beginning of a 12-month exploration program. Additionally, the company's geophysical activities, including aerial and seismic surveys, are on track. By aggressively expanding its lease acreage and focusing on securing a competitive foothold, HyTerra aims to position itself strategically for future growth initiatives. Executive director Benjamin Mee emphasizes the importance of early results and integrated strategies in driving value and growth for shareholders. Overall, the company's commitment to safe operations, cost efficiency, and seizing new opportunities sets the stage for an exciting and productive year ahead in the hydrogen sector.