Benjamin Asuncion

Exploration company specializing in natural hydrogen

Geological processes that generate dihydrogen through oxidation of iron-rich minerals in ultrabasic rocks or water-rock interactions deep underground.

A natural geological process where certain types of rocks react with water to create hydrogen, occurring beneath the Earth's surface for billions of years.

France

Midwest

British Columbia

Located in the Kamloops Mining Division of British Columbia, this project spans 2,004.52 hectares and covers a complex of high-grade metamorphic rocks, including ultramafic intrusions and fault systems suitable for natural hydrogen generation.

Composed of 34 mineral claims over 709.65 hectares in the New Westminster Mining Division, this project includes substantial serpentinized ultramafic rocks and major fault systems, enhancing its natural hydrogen potential.

Located in the New Westminster Mining Division, this project covers 631.80 hectares and features ultramafic and mafic rocks, including serpentinites, within the Cache Creek Terrane, with regional fault systems facilitating hydrogen migration.