Constellation Resources has confirmed evidence of both hydrogen and helium at its Edmund-Collier Project in Western Australia — a significant breakthrough in one of the country’s least explored basins.
Independent testing by the CSIRO on historic diamond drill core has detected hydrogen, helium and natural gases in almost every sample — providing strong proof of gas generation and migration across the project area.
Notably, helium was identified near the Talga Fault, a key structure that could act as a pathway for gases and potential trap zones within the Wanna Syncline — a large-scale target that’s never been drill-tested.
These results validate Constellation’s early exploration model and highlight the scale of its 87-thousand-square-kilometre natural hydrogen and helium portfolio across Western Australia.
The company is well advanced to undertake surface-gas sampling programs to further refine prospective areas.
As Constellation progresses toward defining its first drill targets — the company continues to position itself at the forefront of Australia’s emerging natural hydrogen opportunity.
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