Scientists make Helium-3 breakthrough

Scientists make Helium-3 breakthrough

German scientists have made a world-first breakthrough – using Helium-3 to reach high-energy conditions needed to study fusion. Interlune plans to mine for Helium-3 on the moon.      Image © shutterstock/Lia Koltyrina. It is another...
New research backs Gold Hydrogen

New research backs Gold Hydrogen

New research from some of the world’s top scientific universities has given more credence to the type of natural hydrogen exploration that Gold Hydrogen is undertaking. A good omen? A rainbow forms over Gold Hydrogen’s Ramsay 2 well during testing for hydrogen and...
Helium-3 deal shows significance of rare gas

Helium-3 deal shows significance of rare gas

The growing importance of the rare and little-known Helium-3 gas has been shown in new commercial deals signed in the United States. Elevated levels of Helium-3 were found in Gold Hydrogen’s most recent testing for natural hydrogen and helium at its South Australia...
Japan subsidies for hydrogen-powered fleet

Japan subsidies for hydrogen-powered fleet

Japan’s Government is accelerating the take-up of zero carbon hydrogen by subsidising the fuel for its commercial road fleet. News of the moves to offer a hydrogen fuel subsidy of US$4.84 per kg, for H2 fuel cell-powered commercial vehicles, has been widely reported...
Heavy transport sector backs hydrogen

Heavy transport sector backs hydrogen

The heavy transport sector continues to swing in behind hydrogen fuel usage. Artist impression of a Hyundai hydrogen refuelling station in the US. Taking advantage of hydrogen’s zero carbon status, Toyota plans to deploy hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks to serve in...
‘Pivotal year’ for natural hydrogen: CNBC

‘Pivotal year’ for natural hydrogen: CNBC

One of the United States’ most credible broadcasters has named 2025 as a pivotal year for natural hydrogen exploration. American business news channel CNBC has highlighted the opportunities offered by gold hydrogen in a new feature, pointing out the rapid growth in...