Bluejay Mining plc, a publicly listed exploration and development firm, has made a significant discovery of helium and hydrogen gases at its Outokumpu Project in Finland. This discovery follows a comprehensive assessment by the Geological Survey of Finland, highlighting the region's previously overlooked potential in geological structures. The findings reveal substantial concentrations of industrial gases, including helium and high-purity hydrogen, within the Outokumpu Belt area. Notable intersections indicate similarities to a massive white hydrogen deposit in France. Bluejay Mining plans to leverage the region's unique geological formations for white hydrogen and helium production, prioritizing gas exploration to streamline regulatory processes and reduce production costs. The company aims to assess historical drillholes, conduct thorough testing, and use advanced equipment to identify prime gas locations for future development efforts. This strategic evaluation seeks to optimize resource allocation and maximize geological insights, aligning with Finland's energy security objectives within a circular economy framework.