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Hydrogen, Helium and Natural Gas Are Rising Along the Same Nova Scotia Faults
Most exploration stories are a bet on a single molecule. A gas explorer drills for methane, a helium explorer chases a uranium-rich basement, a hydrogen explorer hunts iron-bearing rock and water. Miss the target and the whole thesis has to be rebuilt.Geology does not read the textbook. The same deep faults that push one gas toward surface can carry others, and an explorer that maps the plumbing carefully enough can end up holding three shots on goal from the same ground. In Nova Scotia, one junior has done precisely that.Strike One: Thermogenic Gas Over a Buried BasinQuébec ...
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Hydrogen, Helium and Natural Gas Are Rising Along the Same Nova Scotia Faults
Most exploration stories are a bet on a single molecule. A gas explorer drills for methane, a helium explorer chases a uranium-rich basement, a hydrogen explorer hunts iron-bearing rock and water. Miss the target and the whole thesis has to be rebuilt.Geology does not read the textbook. The same deep faults that push one gas toward surface can carry others, and an explorer that maps the plumbing carefully enough can end up holding three shots on goal from the same ground. In Nova Scotia, one junior has done precisely that.Strike One: Thermogenic Gas Over a Buried BasinQuébec ...
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Hydrogen Has Long Been Manufactured. Eastern Canada Is Showing Signs It May Also Be Found Underground
The world consumes almost 100 million tonnes of hydrogen each year, with nearly all of it manufactured before it reaches the end user. Refineries, fertilizer producers and other industrial users primarily rely on hydrogen produced from natural gas and coal, while the International Energy Agency estimates that low-emissions production currently accounts for less than 1% of global supply.Electrolysis offers a cleaner alternative, but it requires significant amounts of electricity at a time when data centers and other large power users are putting additional demands on power grids.That ...
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Hydrogen Has Long Been Manufactured. Eastern Canada Is Showing Signs It May Also Be Found Underground
The world consumes almost 100 million tonnes of hydrogen each year, with nearly all of it manufactured before it reaches the end user. Refineries, fertilizer producers and other industrial users primarily rely on hydrogen produced from natural gas and coal, while the International Energy Agency estimates that low-emissions production currently accounts for less than 1% of global supply.Electrolysis offers a cleaner alternative, but it requires significant amounts of electricity at a time when data centers and other large power users are putting additional demands on power grids.That ...
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Drill Hits 30% Hydrogen as Gas Reaches Surface
Natural hydrogen exploration is moving from an emerging geological concept toward a race to determine whether naturally occurring underground accumulations can support commercial production. For explorers, concentration is only part of that equation. Evidence that gas can actually move through the subsurface is another critical piece.Shares of Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC) (OTCQB: QIMCF) are moving higher Tuesday after the company reported its strongest hydrogen results yet from drill hole DDH-26-05 at the Bennett Hill Natural Hydrogen Project in Nova Scotia. The latest ...
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Drill Hits 30% Hydrogen as Gas Reaches Surface
Natural hydrogen exploration is moving from an emerging geological concept toward a race to determine whether naturally occurring underground accumulations can support commercial production. For explorers, concentration is only part of that equation. Evidence that gas can actually move through the subsurface is another critical piece.Shares of Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC) (OTCQB: QIMCF) are moving higher Tuesday after the company reported its strongest hydrogen results yet from drill hole DDH-26-05 at the Bennett Hill Natural Hydrogen Project in Nova Scotia. The latest ...
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