QIMC has completed an expanded 63.7 km 2D seismic acquisition program across its multi-gas district in Nova Scotia. The program was expanded from 50 km to better define new hydrogen, helium, and natural gas targets, with data processing currently underway.
Thor Energy Plc reported its annual results for the year ended June 30, 2026, highlighting a strategic pivot towards natural hydrogen and helium exploration. The company divested non-core assets, including its Molyhil Tungsten Project and US uranium/vanadium interests, to fund its flagship HY-Range natural hydrogen and helium project in South Australia. While the company reported historical inferred mineral resources for copper and gold projects in South Australia, it also announced a new prospective resource for hydrogen and helium at HY-Range, based on an assessment by RISC Advisory, though it noted a material uncertainty regarding its ability to continue as a going concern.
THOR ENERGY PLC's annual report highlights a strategic pivot towards natural hydrogen and helium, marked by strong geochemical results at its HY-Range project and a fully funded seismic acquisition program. The company rationalized its portfolio through the sale of non-core tungsten and US uranium/vanadium assets, generating cash and reducing holding costs. While these moves have strengthened the balance sheet, the company continues to report losses and faces material uncertainty regarding its going concern status, necessitating future capital raises.
MAX Power Mining Corp. is advancing its Lawson 5 step-out well, which is approaching the Prairie Evaporite salt horizon. This 30-km step-out aims to test the regional scale of the natural hydrogen system discovered at Lawson 4.
Max Power Mining reports that the Lawson 5 well has completed intermediate casing at approximately 1,100 meters. This 30-km step-out is designed to test the regional scale of the Natural Hydrogen system toward the Prairie Evaporite salt horizon.
MAX Power Mining Corp has completed intermediate casing at approximately 1,100 meters on its Lawson 5 well in Saskatchewan. This 30-km step-out is designed to test the regional scale of the company's Natural Hydrogen discovery toward the Prairie Evaporite salt horizon.
Québec Innovative Materials Corp. reported record natural hydrogen readings at its Bennett Hill project in Nova Scotia, including a 30.0% hydrogen mud-gas reading in hole DDH-26-05. The drilling also provided qualitative evidence of pressurized free gas reaching the surface, signaling potential for a larger geological system.
MAX Power Mining Corp. has reported strong natural hydrogen and helium results at its Lawson discovery in Saskatchewan. The company is progressing through a commercial validation program and plans to step out 30km to test for a larger system.
MAX Power Mining Corp. has confirmed Canada's first natural hydrogen discovery at the Lawson project in Saskatchewan. The company reported high hydrogen concentrations in core samples and significant helium values, with plans to step out 30 km to test for a larger system.
MAX Power Mining Corp. is preparing for a major step-out drilling program at the Lawson 5 well, targeting the broader 475-km Genesis Trend in Saskatchewan. The company also reported that Lawson 4 encountered the highest natural hydrogen readings to date and noted prospective hydrogen and helium zones at the Bracken well.
