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Gold Hydrogen’s latest drilling campaign has reignited media interest in the company’s exploration play.

Energy News Bulletin covered the launch of the Ramsay 3 drill campaign with a lengthy article, also noting the attendance at the site near Minlaton 10 days ago of a large party of Japanese energy executives.

Under the heading ‘Japan develops taste for Gold Hydrogen,’ the outlet focused on the high number of Japanese corporate guests arriving in South Australia in the wake of the $14.5m recent buy-in by Toyota, Mitsubishi Gas Chemical and Eneos Xplorer.

It said the "surge in attention" had given the company "new momentum".

It said: "Japan’s pivot reflects tough commercial arithmetic. Green hydrogen has failed to meet the cost and scale needed for long-haul exports into an import-dependent economy facing a double digit lift in electricity demand by 2040, driven by data centres and other high-load industries.

"Natural hydrogen, with its lower production costs and lighter infrastructure burden, is shaping up as the more pragmatic option.

"Japan’s heightened engagement marks a shift from early curiosity to commercial due diligence as the global race for natural hydrogen feedstock accelerates."

Meanwhile, local newspaper the Yorke Peninsula Country Times also attended when the Japanese delegation visited to see the drill rig set up.

It interviewed Japanese Ministry of the Economy, Trade and Industry spokesperson Hasegawa Yuya.

"If we had an abundance of natural hydrogen, it could be a game changer,” he said.

Mr Yuya noted Japan’s existing dependence on Australian energy exports.

“We need to diversify our energy sources. Hydrogen is a potential candidate for our energy.”

Gold Hydrogen has also featured in a new podcast from nath2investing.com, the media arm of a company specializing in natural hydrogen investment.

The podcast featured natural hydrogen plays in this country, and said one of the advantages of companies like Gold Hydrogen was that they were able to amass acreages "the size of Belgium".

"What sets Gold Hydrogen apart from many other companies is that they have drilled wells. They’ve drilled two wells, they have discovered hydrogen and helium, no commercial flows yet, but there’s hydrogen in the system. They even found helium 3."

Importantly for investors, Gold Hydrogen had been able to raise capital and the recent Japanese money had come at a premium to the share price.

"These new investors must have seen something they really really really liked in this company."

Drilling is under way at Ramsay 3 and we hope to provide an update in the next 7-10 days.

New focus on Gold Hydrogen