MAX Power Expands Natural Hydrogen Project in Saskatchewan
Key Ideas
- MAX Power Mining Corp. triples its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project, making it Canada's largest Natural Hydrogen target area.
- Historical data shows hydrogen grades as high as 87.1%, indicating significant potential for natural hydrogen gas discovery in Saskatchewan.
- Geologists are planning a program to verify the presence of a hydrogen trend, leveraging Saskatchewan's pro-energy policies and favorable geology.
- The company aims to establish itself as a pioneer in North America's Natural Hydrogen sector, with a focus on exploration and development in Canada and the United States.
MAX Power Mining Corp. has expanded its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in southeast Saskatchewan, significantly increasing the potential for discovering naturally occurring hydrogen gas. The project now covers 3,356 sq. km, making it Canada's largest Natural Hydrogen target area. The additional claim blocks contain evidence of potential upward migration of hydrogen to the surface. Historical data reveals hydrogen grades as high as 87.1% in the Tribune Block, emphasizing the significant opportunity for natural hydrogen discovery in the region. Geologists are working on a program to confirm the existence of a hydrogen trend and capitalize on Saskatchewan's supportive policies and favorable geology. MAX Power aims to establish itself as a leader in North America's Natural Hydrogen sector, with plans for exploration and development in both Canada and the United States.