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.
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.
MAX Power Mining Corp is preparing to drill the Lawson 5 well, a 30-km step-out from its Lawson Natural Hydrogen discovery in Saskatchewan. The program aims to test the scale of the Genesis Trend and the 'Salt Wall' corridor, following successful high-reading results at Lawson 4 and prospective zones at the Bracken well.
MAX Power Mining Corp. has reported its most significant natural hydrogen interval to date at the Lawson discovery in Saskatchewan, featuring a 20.5-meter zone with high readings. The company is also initiating a 30 km step-out drill program (Lawson 5) to test the potential extension of the system toward the 'Salt Wall'.
MAX Power Mining Corp. reported its highest natural hydrogen readings to date at the Lawson Discovery in Saskatchewan. The Lawson 4 drill hole intersected a 20.5-metre interval with strong permeability and porosity, and the company is now planning a 30-km step-out drill at Lawson 5.
MAX Power Mining Corp. reported its highest natural hydrogen readings to date at the Lawson Discovery in Saskatchewan. The Lawson 4 drill hole intersected a 20.5-metre interval with strong permeability and porosity, prompting plans for a 30-km step-out drill program.
