King Energy is set to improve its exploration efforts at the Alinya project in South Australia by deploying autonomous gas detectors to gather detailed information on gas occurrences over several months. The collected data will be integrated with existing findings to identify high-priority exploration targets. Additionally, the company plans to conduct a 2D seismic in-fill survey in the second half of the year as a prelude to a drilling program. Whitebark, showing strong interest in the project's potential, has submitted a bid to acquire all shares and options in King Energy, emphasizing its support for the accelerated work program. The project's prospectivity has attracted attention due to the possibility of discovering naturally occurring hydrogen, known as white hydrogen, aligning with South Australia's emphasis on sustainable and diversified energy sources. If successful, the 3H project at Alinya could position both the company and South Australia as leaders in next-generation energy development. As the takeover settlement nears, market observers are closely watching for exploration results that could significantly impact both companies and the energy sector in the region.