MAX Power Mining Corp., based in Vancouver, is making significant strides in Natural Hydrogen exploration in Saskatchewan. The company's recent soil gas survey in southeast Saskatchewan has revealed large hydrogen anomalies, with values reaching as high as 914 ppm. Combined with hyperspectral readings, these findings support MAX Power's hydrogen formation model, indicating the presence of potential reservoirs for Naturally Occurring Hydrogen (NOH) at the Rider Project. The company's geological team has also identified other 'Hydrogen Fairways' in Saskatchewan, hinting at further exploration opportunities. MAX Power aims to become the first company to specifically drill for Natural Hydrogen in Canada, leveraging the advanced provincial policy framework in Saskatchewan. CEO Mansoor Jan expressed confidence in the potential for commercial Natural Hydrogen discoveries and emphasized the low-cost, low-emission benefits of this energy source. The Petro-Find soil gas sampling program highlighted excellent results, showcasing major hydrogen anomalies that represent reservoirs of hydrogen. The correlation of geochemical soil gas and hyperspectral anomalies indicates a new exploration approach for hydrogen. Quality assurance measures, including accurate sample collection and analysis, were meticulously followed to ensure reliable data. MAX Power anticipates a transformative 2025 and is positioned to lead the way in Natural Hydrogen exploration and production.