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Feature: Natural hydrogen sharpens Japan's energy pivot

High-grade hydrogen and helium emerge as early lure for Japan’s energy investors

97%-pure natural hydrogen tests in South Australia have sparked fresh Japanese interest as Tokyo hunts scalable, low-cost clean energy. | Credits: ENB

Early-stage testing at Gold Hydrogen's Ramsay-3 well on South Australia's Yorke Peninsula has recorded air-corrected hydrogen purity of up to 97% — a result the company says is not only "world-class" but...

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