King Energy is set to enhance its exploration program by deploying autonomous gas detectors in the project area in May. The sensors will provide detailed information on gas occurrences, aiding in the identification of high-priority exploration targets. With plans for a 2D seismic in-fill survey in the later part of the year, King Energy aims to progress towards a drilling program. Whitebark has shown interest in King Energy's Alinya project, submitting a bid to acquire all shares and options. The potential discovery of naturally occurring hydrogen at Alinya, also known as white hydrogen, could significantly benefit South Australia's energy ambitions for sustainable and diversified sources. The proposed acquisition deal includes Whitebark offering new shares and options to King Energy. The success of the 3H project could position both the company and South Australia at the forefront of next-generation energy development. As the takeover settlement approaches, investors are anticipated to closely monitor exploration results at Alinya to gauge the project's potential impact.