Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) has released significant findings from a gravimetric survey conducted as part of the Ville Marie Clean Natural Renewable Hydrogen Project in Lachute, Quebec. The survey revealed the presence of Archean geological formations like peridotites and basalts, key sources for hydrogen generation. The Bouguer Anomaly Map showcased gravity variations across the region, aiding in understanding the hydrogen potential. Additionally, the survey identified multiple domains enriched with rocks relevant to hydrogen storage and migration. Of particular interest was Domain D, a newly discovered fault zone critical for hydrogen concentration. High gravity values at the junction of the Soil-Gas survey and the fault zone suggest a highly permeable zone with potential high hydrogen concentrations. The CEO of QIMC emphasized the importance of these findings in advancing clean energy solutions and the Ville Marie project, indicating a promising future for sustainable hydrogen development in Quebec.