In my personal opinion, this could be a game-changer for geologic hydrogen. Think about it: 1. Fortescue is buying 39.8% of HyTerra 2. They'll use the money to look for hydrogen in more places 3., They're planning to drill 6 wells instead of just 2 This made me wonder: Could geologic hydrogen be the next big thing in energy? Let's look at some numbers. @Paul Dial shared this interesting info about U.S. oil production: • 1859: 2,000 barrels • 1879: ~20 million barrels • 1906: ~126 million barrels • 2024: ~5 billion barrels Could we see a similar growth for geologic hydrogen? Yes or no? What do you think this development means for the future of hydrogen? Will we see the next project after Mali soon? Or is it too early to tell? P.S. You can follow the discussion on LinkedIn here

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Here’s what’s happening across the sector: → BP: €125M funding for a 100MW green hydrogen plant in Germany. → CIP: 5GW Newfoundland green hydrogen project with 90% stake. → ExxonMobil: Texas blue hydrogen plant for 28.3M m³/day by 2029. → LONGi: Nordic electrolyzers for 1,000 Nm³/h hydrogen by 2026. → South Korea: Liquid hydrogen carrier project with Hyundai & Samsung. → Hyzon: First North American hydrogen refuse trucks in California. → RWE: South Wales electrolyzer for 93,000 tonnes of CO₂ savings. → Brazil: EU-endorsed hydrogen park for green ammonia exports. P.S. Which project stands out most to you? Let us know in the comments 👇 P.P.S. You can follow the discussion on LinkedIn here

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