Québec Innovative Materials Corp. and Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. have joined forces to undertake a strategic work program focusing on the exploration and development of the Matane Natural Hydrogen Project situated in the Appalachian region of Québec. The initiative aims to capitalize on QIMC's expertise in hydrogen exploration and geological resource characterization to unleash the clean hydrogen potential of the project. At the forefront of this endeavor is the St-Bruno-de-Guigues Natural Hydrogen Project, where the discovery of hydrogen concentrations exceeding 7,000 ppm at shallow depths has prompted a shift towards deeper precision drilling to assess the extent and continuity of the hydrogen-rich system. Notably, the identification of potassic arkosic sandstone and the Coleman Conglomerate from the Cobalt Group suggests the presence of permeable seals that could play a crucial role in the containment and migration of hydrogen. Concurrently, advanced 800m tomographic geophysics is being employed to survey a critical zone near a fault system close to Rivière Blanche, highlighting the innovative approach adopted in the exploration of natural hydrogen resources in Québec. The success achieved in St-Bruno-de-Guigues serves as a milestone in hydrogen exploration, not only within the region but also as a stepping stone towards broader initiatives in Matane and beyond. Through a methodical and science-driven exploration strategy, Québec is positioning itself as a frontrunner in the global quest for natural hydrogen discovery and development.