MAX Power Mining Corp. is making significant strides in its exploration of Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan, Canada. The company has identified large hydrogen anomalies in southeast Saskatchewan through a regional geochemical soil gas survey, indicating the presence of potential reservoirs hosting Naturally Occurring Hydrogen (NOH). Driven by a mission to become the first to drill specifically for Natural Hydrogen in Canada, MAX Power is leveraging its advanced geological team to delineate major 'Hydrogen Fairways' in the region. The company's CEO, Mansoor Jan, expressed confidence in Saskatchewan as offering the best opportunity for discovering Canada's first commercial concentration of Natural Hydrogen. The Petro-Find soil gas sampling program conducted by MAX Power produced encouraging results, with hydrogen values reaching as high as 914 ppm. The presence of key factors necessary for pooling and concentrating Natural Hydrogen, such as source rock, migratory pathways, trap, reservoir, and seal, has been confirmed at the Rider Project. The results from the survey demonstrated consistently anomalous to highly anomalous hydrogen values, highlighting the potential for very high-grade concentrations at depth. MAX Power's commitment to quality assurance and control in its survey program is evident through meticulous procedures to ensure accurate readings. The company's focus on leveraging innovative technology and industry-leading practices underscores its dedication to advancing the exploration and production of Natural Hydrogen. With plans to commence drilling in Q1 and a vision to transform energy production in North America, MAX Power is poised to make significant contributions to the energy sector in 2025 and beyond.