MAX Power Mining Corp. has made substantial strides by expanding its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in southeastern Saskatchewan. The project, now spanning 3,356 sq. km, has become the largest Natural Hydrogen target area in Canada following the company's acquisition of eight additional claim blocks totaling 2,112 sq. km. Through thorough research and data modeling, MAX Power identified a significant eastward extension of the Torquay-Rocanville Corridor, indicating the area's potential for future natural hydrogen exploration. The latest staking includes the Tribune claim block, contiguous to the Weyburn Block and showing evidence of potential hydrogen migration. CEO, Mr. Rav Mlait, expressed excitement about the findings, emphasizing Saskatchewan's favorable positioning for North America's first deposits of naturally occurring hydrogen gas. MAX Power's proactive approach in reviewing extensive datasets and forming strategic partnerships positions the company as a major player in the emerging natural hydrogen sector, contributing to North America's shift towards a low-carbon economy.