Getech has entered into two contracts with Kingfisher Energy Corporation to explore natural hydrogen and helium accumulations in Canada. Under these agreements, Getech will leverage its gravity and magnetics capabilities, along with geoscience expertise, to analyze the targeted area, thereby enhancing Kingfisher's access to local data. The collaboration also involves the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to support the exploration work. By utilizing magnetic and gravity data alongside machine learning, Getech aims to map structures and identify potential hydrogen and helium deposits. Several potential project areas for hydrogen and helium have already been identified, and the companies are actively working together on exploration efforts. Getech's CEO, Richard Bennett, highlighted the company's strong position in the hydrogen and helium markets, enabled by their global data set and interpretation capabilities. The insights from Getech's analysis are expected to expedite Kingfisher's process of selecting prospective areas for exploration. In response, Kingfisher's Co-Chair and CEO expressed confidence in the collaboration, emphasizing the potential of advancing natural hydrogen and helium projects with Getech's geoscience solutions. The partnership aims to strengthen Kingfisher's ability to pioneer clean energy solutions in North America. Additionally, Kingfisher has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Getech to extend their collaborative work beyond Q1 2025, demonstrating a commitment to long-term exploration strategies. The article also mentions the gasworld Yearbook, an annual publication for the industrial gas sector, which covers key developments across various gases, including hydrogen and helium. The Yearbook offers insights into market trends, technological advancements, mergers, acquisitions, and interviews with industry leaders, providing a comprehensive overview of the industrial gas industry.