Alaska Energy Metals Corporation has announced plans to conduct a hydrogen soil gas survey over a portion of its Angliers-Belleterre Project in Quebec to determine the potential for natural hydrogen accumulations. The discovery of hydrogen soil gas anomalies by Quebec Innovative Materials Corporation near the project area has piqued interest in the possibility of white hydrogen accumulations, which are naturally occurring geologically created hydrogen gas reservoirs gaining attention for their low-cost, low-emission, and renewable energy characteristics. The company intends to collect 400 soil gas samples to assess the presence of hydrogen within the Lake Timiskaming Basin and Baby Greenstone Belt, where potential gas migration pathways and reservoir rocks may trap hydrogen gas. Chief Geoscientist Gabe Graf expressed excitement over the discovery, highlighting the growing interest in natural hydrogen exploration globally. By analyzing the soil gas samples, Alaska Energy Metals aims to determine if the project area possesses the necessary geological features for white hydrogen accumulation. Ultimately, the survey aims to contribute to the future energy mix by potentially identifying sources of white hydrogen, aligning with the company's focus on sustainable delivery of critical materials for national security and an environmentally friendly energy landscape.