Max Power Mining has significantly expanded its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in Canada's Saskatchewan province shortly after discovering a substantial area of natural hydrogen with up to 96.4% concentration underground. The project's expansion to an additional 2,112 sq. km eastward follows extensive research and favorable geological assessments. CEO Rav Mlait lauded the discovery, emphasizing its historical significance and potential as an alternative energy source. The discovery positions Saskatchewan favorably for unearthing North America's first naturally occurring hydrogen gas deposits. The expansion includes identification of new claim blocks bordering existing areas with high hydrogen content. Evidence of potential hydrogen migration to the surface through serpentinization or fracture zones has been observed, adding to the project's prospects. Max Power's efforts signify a significant step in the exploration and utilization of natural hydrogen resources, showcasing a positive outlook towards sustainable energy development.