Hydroma Explores Mali's Reservoirs for Naturally Occurring Hydrogen

Canadian company Hydroma is conducting initial studies in Mali to exploit the country's subsurface reservoirs of naturally occurring hydrogen. The company aims to build a 100MW power plant that utilizes this hydrogen for local electricity generation. It plans to seek funding from the UN's Green Climate Fund (GCF) and has already conducted a pilot project. Initial assessments conducted by Chapman Petroleum Engineering indicate that the hydrogen in Mali's reservoirs has a purity of 98%. The political situation in Mali poses challenges for exporting the hydrogen, making local use more likely.

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