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Researchers at Oklahoma State University have secured $25,000 from the Hamm Institute for American Energy to investigate the state's natural hydrogen reserves, specifically in the Southern Oklahoma Aulacogen. The project, led by Professor Prem Bikkina, aims to survey geological formations for deposits of white hydrogen, which could play a crucial role in clean energy. The research will utilize existing oil and gas data to assess the feasibility of extraction, potentially positioning Oklahoma as a leader in this emerging energy sector.