Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) has launched a 78-km 2D seismic survey across Quebec and Nova Scotia to map subsurface structures related to hydrogen anomalies. The campaign aims to guide future drilling and pilot production efforts, following a record 30.0% H2 reading in a previous Nova Scotia hole.
HPQ Silicon's partner, Novacium, will present research at COM 2026 regarding its HyDRAS™ process, which produces hydrogen from aluminum industry waste. The research demonstrates that using bauxite residue can more than double hydrogen yield and increase production flowrates.
Québec Innovative Materials Corp. reported preliminary mud-gas geochemical results from diamond drill hole DDH-26-04. The 100m-250m interval showed multiple elevated hydrogen readings, including a peak of 16.0%, while methane and carbon dioxide levels remained very low.
Québec Innovative Materials Corp. has reported preliminary results from drill hole 26-02, identifying multiple shallow hydrogen-bearing zones. The company is also advancing the integrated interpretation of holes 1 and 2 and has mobilized drilling for hole 3.
