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Nebraska Geological Society 2025 Annual Meeting

  • 09/14/2025
  • 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Schramm Park State Recreation Area, 21502 West Highway 31 | Gretna, NE 68028

Registration

  • NGS Paid Members who have paid their 2024 dues
  • Non-NGS members. Cost covers dinner and one year Membership as Associate Member.
  • Sponsor registration.
    Includes reservation for two at picnic and sponsorship of up to eight additional guest places (students and speaker) that the sponsor wishes to support.
  • Students who sign up for a free one-year NGS Membership. Visit the NGS Membership webpage to get your student Membership started!

Registration is closed
GENERAL INFORMATION

NGS Annual Meeting

September 14, 2025

Business Meeting - 11:00 am

Catered Picnic -12:30 pm

[menu pending] (it's ok to bring your favorite picnic beverage)

Program - 2:30 pm

Program:

A More Readily Available, Cleaner Source of Hydrogen

Dion Lobreau

With the need for more energy on Earth and the desire for clean energy, one solution may be one of the most abundant energy sources on the planet: natural Hydrogen. Currently, it is estimated that there are as many natural Hydrogen resources as all proven reserves of natural gas on the planet.

With the commercialization of natural Hydrogen, the current 600 uses known would benefit from having a more readily available, cleaner source of Hydrogen. Imagine ammonia plants using natural Hydrogen to make ammonia rather than the current natural gas source for Hydrogen.


Bio:

Dion is an energy expert specializing in the exploration and development of natural Hydrogen. With a background in energy exploration and power management, being part of the natural hydrogen industry is a natural fit.

His past experiences have allowed him the opportunity to co-found a Natural Hydrogen company, Triple H Exploration. As the natural hydrogen sector is new and immature, many aspects of producing natural Hydrogen are pioneering firsts. His work focuses on sustainable and reliable energy, and he is responsible for project origination throughout the midcontinent.

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