Protium Clean Energy Corp. has released further results from its satellite gas surveys in the Lake Temiskaming region, focusing on hydrogen exploration. The surveys outlined hydrogen targets on the Firstbrook Claims and identified potential deep-sourced hydrogen areas, including the Saint Bruno de Guiges claims. Alongside hydrogen, gases like helium, radon, methane, and carbon dioxide were detected in the surveyed region. Graben structures, elongated depressions bound by faults, were noted to be key features for hydrogen accumulation due to their sedimentary layers and structural traps. The geology of the Lake Temiskaming area, with its deep fault systems and Ordovician-Silurian limestone blocks, creates a favorable environment for hydrogen storage. Mafic dykes and sills in the region act as impermeable barriers, potentially trapping hydrogen below the surface. This exploration highlights the region's potential as a significant source of clean hydrogen energy in the future, with the deep-rooted fault systems and geological features offering ideal conditions for natural hydrogen formation and accumulation.