Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. and the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique have revealed a substantial extension of the natural hydrogen soil gas discovery at the Ville Marie Project in Quebec. This development signifies a significant milestone supporting Quebec's clean energy ambitions and carbon emissions targets. The expansion to lines 4 and 5, with strong hydrogen anomalies exceeding 300 ppm, showcases the district-wide potential of natural hydrogen in the area. The findings from the recent exploration further align with Quebec's transition towards sustainable and renewable energy sources. The CEO of QIMC emphasized the importance of this discovery in contributing to a more sustainable energy future. The project's environmental impact and support for clean energy initiatives have been highlighted, emphasizing the significance of the discovery in advancing low carbon objectives. The geological analysis indicates the presence of a potential hydrogen anomaly zone in the Temiskaming Graben, suggesting a controlled local hydrogen production supported by the geological structure. Future phases of the project involve soil sampling to gain a comprehensive understanding of hydrogen distribution within the project area, paving the way for further advancements in clean fuel technologies and environmental sustainability.