Max Power Announces Expansion of Rider Natural Hydrogen Project in Canada

MAX Power Mining Corp. has significantly expanded its exploration footprint within the promising Torquay-Rocanville Corridor of southeastern Saskatchewan. The company has nearly tripled the size of its Rider Natural Hydrogen Project, positioning itself as a major player in the emerging natural Hydrogen sector.

Rider, now spanning 3,356 sq. km, has become Canada’s largest Natural Hydrogen target area due to MAX Power’s recent acquisition of eight additional claim blocks, totaling 2,112 sq. km. Thorough research and sophisticated data modeling have unveiled a substantial eastward extension of the previously identified Torquay-Rocanville Corridor. This conclusion is based on newly identified historical occurrences of Natural Hydrogen and supportive geological conditions, highlighting the area's potential for future natural hydrogen exploration and development.

The additional staking includes a substantial claim block called “Tribune,” which is contiguous to the south and west of the Weyburn Block. At Tribune, a historical hydrogen showing of 1% in an old well is located near a major lineament, about 40 km south of the 96.4% hydrogen showing at Weyburn. Each of these new claim blocks, currently under application, presents evidence of potential upward hydrogen migration to the surface, possibly through serpentinization or fracture zones.

Mr. Rav Mlait, CEO of MAX Power, expressed enthusiasm about the findings of their team of Natural Hydrogen experts in Saskatchewan. He noted that the historical data and broader geological context indicate a significant potential for this alternative energy source. Mlait emphasized that these findings align perfectly with their proprietary model, positioning Saskatchewan favorably for the discovery of North America's first deposits or accumulations of naturally occurring hydrogen gas. This development underscores the region's potential in contributing to the energy sector with this promising resource.

MAX Power is aggressively reviewing extensive datasets in Saskatchewan and beyond to capitalize on its first-mover advantage in the Natural Hydrogen sector in Canada and the United States. Saskatchewan's pro-business and energy-focused environment, coupled with its unique geological formations, positions the province as a North American pioneer in natural hydrogen production. The region's robust policy framework for exploration and development of this emerging energy resource further solidifies its position.

MAX Power is a pioneering exploration company strategically positioned to capitalize on North America's transition to a low-carbon economy. With a primary focus on the burgeoning natural hydrogen sector, MAX Power has established strategic partnerships with industry leaders Chapman Hydrogen & Petroleum Engineering Ltd. and Larin Engineering HHC. The company's diversified portfolio also includes critical mineral assets in the United States and Canada.