MAX Power Mining Corp. is initiating an exploration program at the Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in Saskatchewan, Canada. The company has partnered with Petro-Find Geochem Ltd. to conduct an extensive soil gas sampling program across key targets at the project site. Petro-Find, based in Saskatoon, is a leader in soil gas sampling in Western Canada and will utilize a proprietary sampling system to provide accurate hydrogen readings in real time. The soil samples will be processed at Petro-Find's lab in Saskatoon for rapid analysis. MAX Power's Special Advisor, Denis Brière, has highlighted the significance of the Rider Project, referring to it as one of the top Natural Hydrogen projects globally. With a policy framework in place for Natural Hydrogen exploration in the region, MAX Power aims to position Western Canada as a key player in the development of this low-cost, low-emissions energy source. Neil McMillan, Senior Strategic Advisor to MAX Power, emphasized the potential impact of this venture in Saskatchewan, known for its rich resources. The exploration program will involve taking soil samples spaced 400 meters apart to identify initial anomalies, which can guide future infill sampling programs. The initiative by MAX Power to explore Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan signifies a significant step towards utilizing renewable energy sources and reducing emissions. The collaboration with Petro-Find and the advanced sampling methods employed demonstrate a commitment to thorough exploration and potential development of this clean energy source.