DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. has announced a strategic collaboration with TerraVent Environmental Inc. to enhance two hydrogen production technologies. These innovative technologies, developed by experts like Dr. Qingwang Yuan at Texas Tech University, demonstrate promising advancements in the field of hydrogen production. The first technology combines hydraulic fracturing with electromagnetic heating to extract hydrogen from oil, gas, and shale reservoirs at costs as low as $0.86 per kilogram. On the other hand, TerraVent's technology stimulates natural hydrogen generation using electromagnetic heat, with production costs expected to be significantly lower than current benchmarks set by governmental bodies. This partnership not only focuses on cutting costs but also on utilizing existing oil and gas infrastructure worldwide to streamline the hydrogen production process. Collaborative projects such as the St-Bruno-de-Guigues Hydrogen Project showcase the potential for high hydrogen concentration measurements, which further solidifies the viability of these new technologies. Overall, this collaboration symbolizes a significant step towards revolutionizing clean hydrogen production, emphasizing cost-efficiency and environmental sustainability.