Thor Energy PLC (LON:THR) is a leading exploration company focused on natural hydrogen and helium, with a significant footprint in the highly prospective South Australian region.
Their portfolio includes a granted exploration license, as well as multiple maturing applications. In addition to their clean energy focus, Thor Energy maintains a diversified portfolio of strategic metals projects (uranium, copper, Nickel, Tungsten, lithium, and gold) across Australia and the USA, offering investors exposure to a range of key commodities.
HYDROGEN – HELIUM
In February 2025, Thor Energy acquired 80.2% of white hydrogen and helium explorer Go Exploration. Go Exploration holds one of only four granted hydrogen and helium exploration licences in South Australia (PEL 120) and strategic, high potential application areas covered by applications (PELAs 697 and 709).
The PEL120 project is a central part of Thor Energy’s strategy of focussing on developing resources for the ‘clean’ energy economy.
URANIUM – VANADIUM
Thor Energy holds a 100% interest in three uranium-vanadium projects in the highly prospective Uravan Mining Belt on the border of Utah and Colorado. The Wedding Bell Project and the Radium Mountain Project are both in Colorado and comprise of 199 mineral claims over areas of historical high grade uranium and vanadium production. The Vanadium King Project in south-east Utah comprises of 100 mineral claims, approximately 40km north of the town of Moab.
COPPER – GOLD / RARE EARTHS
Thor Energy has an interest in several projects in the copper belt near Alford on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia and further to the east at Kapunda.
IN SITU RECOVERY (ISR)
Due to the specific setting and geology of these projects they are considered to be amenable to copper production via In Situ Recovery (ISR). This is an environmentally friendly and low-cost style of mining that involves rinsing the copper and gold ore of the rock using a series of wells. Along with partner EnviroCopper, Thor is currently on the cutting edge of this technique and conducting a number of studies to improve the processes used.
