Serpentinization

mineral exploration, nickel-copper mining, hydrogen exploration

natural hydrogen exploration

Climate and energy investment

Midwest

Lorraine

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.

A detailed geological survey designed to uncover conditions favorable for hydrogen accumulation. The survey will collect approximately 400 soil gas samples across six strategically positioned lines to assess white hydrogen potential.

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.

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Innovative technology that employs AI lasers to determine the volume and purity of geologic hydrogen reserves, designed to reduce time and cost compared to traditional drilling methods.

Technology that utilizes existing natural-gas pipelines for hydrogen transport by filtering natural gas and hydrogen mixtures, enabling repurposing of current infrastructure.