HyTerra Launches Strategic Plan to Become a Leading Global Geologic Hydrogen Company
HyTerra Limited (ASX: HYT; OTCQB: HYTLF; Frankfurt: 8TP0) (“HyTerra” or the “Company”) has announced the launch of an ambitious new Strategic Plan outlining its pathway to become a leading global geologic hydrogen company, building on significant technical progress achieved during 2025 at its flagship Nemaha Project in Kansas, USA
HyTerra Strategic Plan.
The Strategic Plan is structured around three core value-driving pillars: commercialising the Nemaha Project through continued drilling and production testing; expanding HyTerra’s U.S. portfolio using its proprietary “Hydrogen Must Haves” prospectivity framework; and pursuing disciplined global growth through targeted partnerships and international opportunities. Together, these pillars are designed to position HyTerra at the forefront of the rapidly emerging geologic (natural) hydrogen sector.
HyTerra’s Kansas-based Nemaha Project provides the foundation for this strategy. During 2025, the Company successfully completed a three-well drilling program, with all wells returning hydrogen and helium shows, confirming the presence of an active hydrogen system. The Strategic Plan now advances the project toward commercialisation, with production testing scheduled for 2026 to assess sustainable flow rates, reservoir performance, and economic viability.
“2025 was a foundational year for HyTerra,” said Riley Kemp, Chief Executive Officer of HyTerra. “Our Kansas drilling program delivered excellent results, confirmed the strength of our 100%-owned acreage, and allowed the team to develop the Hydrogen Must Haves — a proprietary rulebook for identifying highly prospective geologic hydrogen systems. We are now ready to leverage this knowledge, alongside our subsurface expertise and operational capability, to pursue scalable opportunities in the U.S. and globally.”
The Hydrogen Must Haves framework represents a key differentiator for HyTerra, integrating geological, structural, and operational criteria to identify hydrogen-prone settings with repeatable commercial potential. This rulebook has already been applied across a comprehensive global screening exercise, conducted with technical input from Fortescue under the companies’ Strategic Alliance, helping prioritize future expansion opportunities.
Beyond Kansas, HyTerra holds a growing U.S. footprint, including an earn-in interest at the Geneva Project in Nebraska through a joint development with Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC. Both projects benefit from proximity to established industrial infrastructure and potential offtakers, including ammonia, helium, and petrochemical facilities, enabling a faster and lower-risk path to market.
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