80 Mile, an exploration and development company, has made groundbreaking discoveries of natural hydrogen and helium at its Hammaslahti project in Finland. The concentrations of natural hydrogen reached 1,000 parts per million, with helium levels peaking at 8.90% and stabilizing around 7.10%. This marks the first documented occurrence of hydrogen and helium in the area, showcasing significant potential for development. Eric Sondergaard, the Managing Director, expressed confidence in the area's opportunities and the company's dedication to expanding exploration efforts. With plans to intensify exploration activities and enhance gas sampling programs, 80 Mile aims to leverage these discoveries to attract more investment. The geological hydrogen levels of up to 46% highlight the gas's resource potential, positioning the project for further value. The success at Hammaslahti not only positions 80 Mile as a key player in Finland's natural gas sector but also opens doors for future exploration and development in the country's energy sector. The company's strategic focus on leveraging these discoveries underscores its ambition to tap into Finland's growing interest in natural gas resources.