Whitebark Energy is making substantial strides in its Alinya hydrogen-helium project located in South Australia's Officer Basin. The company is gearing up for a 2D seismic and drill program at its massive Rickerscote prospect, spanning an impressive 400 square kilometers. This venture holds the promise of unlocking a significant hydrogen, helium, and hydrocarbon (3H) field, with early estimates pointing towards substantial resource potential. Whitebark recently secured a $2 million capital raise to further develop the project and is actively engaging exploration consultants and international experts to streamline the exploration process. The project's geological features, resembling successful gas reserves in nearby basins, highlight its potential as a game-changer in Australia's clean energy landscape. Moreover, the strategic proximity to the Moomba gas hub and the South Australian Government's emphasis on hydrogen-powered initiatives place Whitebark in a favorable position to lead the clean energy sector. If successful, the discovery at Rickerscote could not only elevate Whitebark's standing but also position South Australia as a global hub for clean generation energy.