News

‘Gold hydrogen could be perfect for Woodside’ – it’s the news headline of the week as far as we’re concerned. In an opinion piece in the Asia-Pacific forum Energy News Bulletin, regular columnist Slugcatcher made the point that producing natural hydrogen would be a ‘’smarter way’’ to get a clean gas than Woodside is currently planning.

In some of the biggest news in the hunt for natural hydrogen in the past 12 months – congratulations to US start-up Koloma for attracting US$245 million for its plans.

Spanish media outlet LaGrada has reported BMW will have three hydrogen-backed vehicles on the market this year and has highlighted the advantages they have over today’s electric vehicles.

The UK-based Economist featured the natural hydrogen story in a three-page special just before Christmas, headlined: ‘The rush for colourless gold’.

New year, same old story – there’s more good news for supporters of Gold Hydrogen. The prestigious Science magazine has named natural hydrogen exploration as one of its ‘Breakthroughs of the Year’.

We’ve made the BBC! As coverage of Gold Hydrogen’s recent hydrogen and helium finds gathers momentum in Australia, even the UK-based BBC has become aware of what’s going on.

Gold Hydrogen’s $14.8 million capital raising last week has garnered the company a new round of publicity. The news that Gold Hydrogen was making an institutional placement at $0.75 per share to existing and new institutional and sophisticated shareholders featured in...

Gold Hydrogen’s announcement of world-class Helium results from its South Australian assets on Yorke Peninsula has come at an opportune time.

Gold Hydrogen’s growing share price has caught the attention of business news publication Stockhead.

In the wake of hugely positive test drilling results, Gold Hydrogen has this week hit the conference circuit to explain what it has found, and what happens next.