Alaska Energy Metals (AEMC) is set to explore the potential of natural hydrogen deposits in Québec, Canada at its Angliers-Belleterre land. This exploration follows the discovery of hydrogen soil gas anomalies by neighboring companies like Québec Innovative Materials Corporation. AEMC's Chief Geoscientist, Gabe Graf, expressed excitement about this discovery and highlighted the increased interest in natural hydrogen exploration globally. The company plans to collect soil gas samples to determine the presence of natural hydrogen gas in the region near Lake Timiskaming Basin and the Baby Greenstone Belt. The formation of natural hydrogen requires specific rock types and geologic processes, which AEMC believes may be present in their claims. Additionally, Max Power Mining's discovery of high hydrogen content in Canadian Saskatchewan province further emphasizes the growing interest in hydrogen exploration. This development signifies the potential for natural hydrogen to play a crucial role in the future energy mix, prompting companies to invest in exploration and research to harness this clean energy source.