MAX Power Mining Corp. has significantly expanded its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in southeast Saskatchewan, making it Canada's largest Natural Hydrogen target area. The company acquired eight additional claim blocks totaling 2,112 sq. km, demonstrating a potential for hydrogen migration to the surface through geological formations. The new claim blocks like 'Tribune', 'Bromhead', 'Alameda', and others show promising hydrogen values in historical wells, indicating a strong potential for hydrogen accumulation. MAX Power's CEO, Mr. Rav Mlait, expressed enthusiasm about the findings, emphasizing Saskatchewan's favorable geological conditions for natural hydrogen discovery. The company is actively reviewing data to strengthen its position in the Natural Hydrogen sector in Canada and the United States. Saskatchewan's pro-energy and pro-business environment, along with its geological characteristics, positions the province to be a pioneer in North America's Natural Hydrogen production. The article also outlines the geological model for the source and concentration of natural hydrogen in Saskatchewan, emphasizing the importance of the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and the Pre-Cambrian basement. Geologists are set to verify the existence of natural hydrogen trends at Rider, showcasing the company's commitment to advancing in the emerging hydrogen sector.