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Exploring Tasmania for Helium, geothermal & Nat H2

Devil Resources has licensed 12,000 sq km onshore Tasmania over a highly prospective area.  The company is using cutting edge technology to search for these critical resources.

Image of Stoney Head Sandstone, Mathinna Group, North Tasmania coast

Devil Resources Limited (DRL), is an Australian-based resource company building a portfolio of Helium, Natural Hydrogen, and Geothermal exploration acreage. The company has an exploration portfolio consisting of two license areas and five application areas, covering a total of 12,300 sq km onshore Tasmania.

Onshore Tasmania has excellent potential to host both subsurface helium, natural hydrogen, and geothermal resources and  the company's technical work has identified  24 structural leads with an in-place resource potential of 144 MM kg Natural Hydrogen and 31 BCF Helium in EL5/2024 alone.

Much of Tasmania is also underlain highly prospective source rocks.  In the case of Naturual Hydrogen, DRL's licenses are under laid by thick sequences of iron-rich Ultramafic rocks, which are likely generative for natural hydrogen, as well as Granite which are likely producing Helium, Natural Hydrogen, and geothermal heat via radiolysis.

In addition to being geologically prospective, Tasmania offers excellent commercial opportunities for the use of natural hydrogen feedstock for green methanol manufacture.  The potential of geothermal to provide despatchable electricity to the state is very significant as Tasmania positions itself as 'The Battery of the Nation. The company is run by a team of experienced energy professionals.

A map of DRL's He, Nat H2 and geothermal exploration licenses and application areas in Tasmania

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