Top End Energy, in its pursuit of the Serpentine Natural Hydrogen Project in Kansas, has made progress by selecting the first well site for exploration. The decision was influenced by structural features in the hydrogen generation zone and data obtained from Koloma's exploration wells. Negotiations with landowners are in progress for surface use agreements to facilitate drilling operations. Well engineering activities are advancing, with consultants working on well design and data acquisition for a planned depth of 5,500 feet in the Precambrian basement. Additionally, Top End Energy holds exclusive exploration rights across 25,000 acres in several Kansas counties and aims to increase its lease holding to 30,000 acres. The company intends to conduct an independent resource assessment to evaluate the project's full potential and determine future drilling priorities. Overall, the development signifies a positive step for Top End Energy in its hydrogen exploration endeavors in Kansas.