MAX Power Mining Corp. based in Vancouver, Canada, has welcomed Brent Dunlop from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, to its Board of Directors. Dunlop's extensive background in geological exploration, engineering, and wealth management brings valuable expertise to the company. His appointment has been well-received by Neil McMillan, the former Chairman of Cameco and a current Director at MAX Power. Dunlop's belief in Saskatchewan's potential to excel in Natural Hydrogen exploration aligns with MAX Power's strategic focus on decarbonization. The company's CEO, Mansoor Jan, praised Dunlop's entrepreneurial spirit and emphasized his strong connections in Saskatchewan, expecting him to play a significant role in driving the company's growth, particularly in the Natural Hydrogen sector. As part of his investment in the company, Dunlop currently holds a substantial number of common shares, warrants, and stock options. To accommodate Dunlop on the board, Mr. Bill deJong resigned as a Director, showcasing a shift in leadership to enhance MAX Power's strategic direction. The company also updated its corporate presentations and videos, directing investors to its website for more information. MAX Power is focused on mineral exploration with a specific interest in Natural Hydrogen. The company has formed strategic partnerships in this sector and holds properties in North America targeting critical minerals. Notably, MAX Power made a recent diamond drilling discovery at the Willcox Playa Lithium Project in Arizona. The press release highlights the company's forward-looking statements on natural hydrogen exploration, property acquisitions, and future drill programs. While emphasizing the potential risks and uncertainties, MAX Power remains optimistic about its growth prospects in the evolving landscape of decarbonization.