H2Au Submits TCP Applications Onshore South Africa

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Written By Emily Brown

H2Au is pleased to announce the submission of three new applications for Technical Cooperation Permits (TCP) onshore South Africa. 

The targeted areas, identified for their substantial potential, have been profiled through a dedicated geological screening by H2Au in conjunction with the Natural Hydrogen Study Group (NHSG). Permit applications 249, 250 and 251, located near Pretoria, are now listed on the Petroleum Agency SA website.

We look forward to working with the Republic of South Africa as these applications are assessed, and are eager to start a detailed investigation into the potential of this region.

Emily Brown
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