HyTerra (ASX: HYT) has emerged from a trading halt with positive news regarding its pursuit of 'white' hydrogen in Kansas. As the first ASX-listed explorer dedicated to natural hydrogen, the company hit a milestone at its Nemaha project. Funded by a strategic investment of $21.9 million from Fortescue Future Industries Technologies, the drilling of the Sue Duroche 3 well has revealed significant hydrogen concentrations. This marks the beginning of a 12-month exploration work program at Nemaha. The project's location in a prime industrial and manufacturing region positions it well for potential hydrogen markets, including ethanol and ammonia manufacturers. Historical well data in the area, showing high hydrogen and helium occurrences, guided HyTerra's well selection. A key achievement was the verification of hydrogen concentrations reaching 96.1% in mud gas samples from Sue Duroche 3, surpassing past records. The company's executive director expressed satisfaction with the initial results and highlighted collaboration with local contractors for efficient operations. Looking ahead, HyTerra plans to move the rig to the Blythe 13-20 well location for further exploration. The company's proactive approach, successful verification of hydrogen concentrations, and plans for continued drilling reflect a positive sentiment surrounding its hydrogen exploration endeavors.