MAX Power Mining Corp. is embarking on the exploration phase at Canada's largest Natural Hydrogen land package in Saskatchewan. The company has enlisted the expertise of Petro-Find Geochem Ltd. to conduct an extensive soil gas sampling program across key targets at the Rider Project, which boasts numerous historical hydrogen showings. Petro-Find, based in Saskatoon, is known for its advanced soil gas sampling methods that offer precise readings and real-time data, enabling thorough coverage of large areas. The soil samples will be processed at Petro-Find's lab in Saskatoon for rapid analysis once the program commences after the crop harvesting season in southeast Saskatchewan. MAX Power's Special Advisor, Mr. Denis Brière, highlighted the significance of the Rider Project, considering it among the top Natural Hydrogen projects globally. With a conducive policy framework in place for Natural Hydrogen exploration, MAX Power aims to position Western Canada as a hub for this environmentally friendly energy source. The company's Senior Strategic Advisor, Mr. Neil McMillan, emphasized the potential impact of exploring Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan, known for its rich resources in various industries. In addition to Petro-Find, MAX Power has engaged Enki GeoSolutions for Natural Hydrogen consulting services. Mr. Stephan Séjourné, the CEO of Enki GeoSolutions, brings a wealth of experience to the table, supporting MAX Power's initiatives in this sector. The company also announced the granting of stock options to consultants, further solidifying its commitment to advancing Natural Hydrogen exploration. MAX Power's activities align with the growing global interest in decarbonization and the shift towards sustainable energy sources. Through strategic alliances and exploration efforts, MAX Power is positioning itself as a key player in the emerging Natural Hydrogen sector, while also maintaining a focus on critical minerals in North America.