Thor Energy applies to convert PEL 120 licence into a RSEL licence

Thor Energy

Further to the announcement made on 30 October 2024, Thor Energy plc (LON:THR, OTCQB: THORF) has announced that Go Exploration Pty Ltd, in which Thor has an 80.2% interest has successfully applied to convert the petroleum exploration licence (PEL 120) into a regulated substance exploration licence (RSEL 802) offered by the Department for Energy and Mining in South Australia.

A regulated substance exploration licence (RSEL) grants the licensee the right to conduct exploratory operations for regulated substances, including hydrogen and helium, within a defined area.  The grant of an RSEL “cures” a limitation that applies to petroleum exploration licences granted before an amendment to the Petroleum and Geothermal Energy Regulations 2013 implemented in February 2021, which would otherwise not permit the licensee to explore for hydrogen.

Go Exploration will now progress to planning and executing the initial exploration phase. Thor will update the market as to the progress made by Go Exploration as and when appropriate.

Andrew Hume, Thor Energy Managing Director, commented:

“The RSEL 802 conversion is a pivotal development for our hydrogen project. With the results of our prospective natural hydrogen and helium resource assessment expected to be released to the market in the coming weeks, we are moving swiftly to finalise the licence and begin exploration, confident in the area’s potential.”

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