Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. in partnership with the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS) announced the extension of their natural hydrogen discovery to lines 4 and 5 in the Ville Marie project area, demonstrating the potential for clean energy development and supporting Quebec's low carbon emissions targets. The anomalous soil samples, especially in Line 5 exceeding 300 ppm hydrogen, emphasize the vast natural hydrogen potential in the region. The CEO of QIMC, John Karagiannidis, highlighted the importance of this discovery in Quebec's transition towards renewable energy. Geological analysis by Pr. Marc Richer-Laflèche suggested the presence of a new hydrogen anomaly zone, indicating the significance of the findings. The ongoing soil gas surveys and research aim to provide valuable insights into the distribution and potential exploitation of natural hydrogen resources. QIMC's commitment to environmental sustainability and clean energy technologies was reiterated through this extension of the natural hydrogen discovery, contributing to the province's clean energy objectives.