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.
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.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 30.0% hydrogen at 413 metres in drill hole DDH-26-05 at the Bennett Hill project. The interval from 380 to 413 metres shows high persistence of hydrogen, complemented by observations of pressurized free gas reaching the surface.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 30.0% hydrogen at 413 metres in the DDH-26-05 hole at the Bennett Hill project. The interval from 380 to 413 metres shows high persistence of hydrogen, with 11 of 12 sampled depths returning double-digit concentrations. Additionally, drilling observations between 413 and 416 metres included pressurized free gas reaching the surface and triggering hydrogen alarms.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 30.0% hydrogen at a depth of 413 metres from hole DDH-26-05. This interval surpasses the previous record of 27.8% H₂ and represents the company's strongest high-concentration hydrogen interval to date.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 27.8% natural hydrogen at a depth of 374 metres in the DDH-26-05 drill hole at Bennett Hill, Nova Scotia. The results show progressively higher hydrogen concentrations at depth and a very clean gas profile with negligible methane and carbon dioxide.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 27.8% natural hydrogen at a depth of 374 metres in the DDH-26-05 drill hole at Bennett Hill, Nova Scotia. The results show multiple high-concentration zones and a clean gas profile with negligible methane and carbon dioxide, supported by operational evidence of enhanced structural permeability.
QIMC has reported a new company record of 27.8% natural hydrogen at a depth of 374 metres at the Bennett Hill project in Nova Scotia. This intercept is significantly shallower than the previous record and indicates high-concentration zones continue below 300 metres.
QIMC has reported significant mud-gas results from the West-Advocate project in Nova Scotia. Drill hole DDH-26-03 returned a peak hydrogen reading of 10.77% within a 69-metre interval that is notably methane-free.
Québec Innovative Materials Corp. has reported initial drilling results from the West Advocate natural hydrogen project in Nova Scotia. The company intersected a major fault breccia system in hole DDH-26-03, supporting an emerging model of a laterally extensive hydrogen system.
