HyTerra, supported by Fortescue, is swiftly converting the Sue Duroche-3 exploration well in Kansas into a monitoring well to facilitate long-term surface pressure and gas monitoring. The conversion aims to gather crucial data for an extended testing program, which will evaluate the potential commerciality of the well. The company is preparing to drill the Blythe 13-20 well to further enhance its understanding of natural hydrogen and helium systems in the region. A seismic survey has been completed to identify new drilling targets for exploration. HyTerra's proactive approach, funded by Fortescue's investment, is geared towards unlocking the potential of natural hydrogen and helium in Kansas. The company's innovative drilling methodologies and data gathering techniques are essential in the absence of established methods for testing hydrogen wells. The article showcases the company's commitment to accelerating its exploration work program and highlights the significance of the ongoing monitoring and testing activities in advancing the understanding of hydrogen and helium systems in the area.