MAX Power Mining Corp. is focusing on Natural Hydrogen exploration in Saskatchewan, Canada, with promising results from a regional geochemical soil gas survey. The company has identified large hydrogen anomalies, particularly in southeast Saskatchewan, with values reaching 914 ppm hydrogen. The data clusters from the survey, along with hyperspectral readings, suggest the presence of potential reservoirs hosting Naturally Occurring Hydrogen (NOH) at the Rider Project. MAX Power plans to drill for Natural Hydrogen in Q1, aiming to revolutionize the energy sector in North America with this low-cost, low-emission alternative energy source. The company's CEO, Mr. Mansoor Jan, expressed confidence in Saskatchewan's potential for commercial Natural Hydrogen concentrations and highlighted the province's favorable policy framework. The Petro-Find soil gas survey program, which tested 286 sampling points, yielded excellent results, indicating major hydrogen anomalies that represent reservoirs of hydrogen. The study emphasized the need for key factors like the right source rocks, migratory pathways, trap, reservoir, and seal for pooling and concentrating Natural Hydrogen, all of which are present at Rider. The quality assurance/control measures undertaken during the survey ensured accurate readings and potential high-grade hydrogen concentrations at depth. MAX Power's commitment to Natural Hydrogen exploration in Canada showcases its dedication to sustainable energy solutions and technological advancements in the mining sector.