Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) has announced a significant expansion of their natural renewable hydrogen discovery to the northwest of Lachute, Quebec. The high soil gas measurements recorded, along with the acquisition of new zones in Duhamel, Fabre-West, and Bearn areas, have increased their total hydrogen land package to over 300 square kilometers. The CEO of QIMC, John Karagiannidis, expressed enthusiasm about the findings, confirming their natural renewable hydrogen model and positioning the company at the forefront of sustainable energy solutions. The field team's comprehensive sampling efforts and validation of the hydrogen origin from bedrock showcase QIMC's dedication to advancing sustainable energy initiatives. Geological observations and the extension of the hydrogen zone in various areas further support QIMC's exploration model. Overall, QIMC's expansion and acquisitions underline their commitment to promoting natural renewable hydrogen and contributing to Quebec's low carbon emission goals.