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Geologic (natural) hydrogen

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Geologic or natural hydrogen refers to molecular hydrogen that is generated and stored in the Earth’s crust through natural geological processes, rather than being manufactured in industrial plants.[2][9] It may accumulate in reservoirs similarly to oil and gas, allowing extraction through wells if suitable traps, seals, and migration pathways exist.[2][9] Interest in this resource has grown after discoveries of hydrogen‑rich seeps and wells in places like Mali, France, and Eastern Europe, suggesting that exploitable accumulations may be more common than previously assumed.[2][9]

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Hestia Energy is reportedly raising $12 million to explore geologic hydrogen, aiming to unlock low-carbon reserves trapped underground. The funding will support surveys, drilling and pilot tests to prove whether natural hydrogen can scale as a clean energy source.

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