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Didn't hurt the print today, that's for sure.This would be considered their first "miss" on helium but they believe it's part of 10 square mile hydrogen field which will prove up with more digs. They said it's the first "green hydrogen" field in north America meaning it's free of hydrocarbons and sulfur which is corrosive. That being said expect this well to stay capped for a few years. Green hydrogen is still in an infancy of use and they would need to prove up the rest of the field and have enough capex to start another operation. As the book grows though this certainly makes them more attractive as an acquisition to a company like Linde down the road.