Metals Creek flags hydrogen-helium soil gas anomalies at Newfoundland Smoking Gun project

• Metals Creek reported anomalous hydrogen-helium soil-gas results from a 710-sample survey at the Smoking Gun and Parson’s Pond projects.
• Smoking Gun in Newfoundland’s Deer Lake Basin outlined two broad anomalies, with hydrogen up to 600 ppm and helium up to 7.7 ppm.
• Parson’s Pond identified two hydrogen anomalies, with readings up to 900 ppm, exceeding a 150 ppm significance threshold cited for the area.
• Clusters of elevated readings align with historic wells that encountered high-pressure gas, including Mills No. 1 and Finnigan.
• Companies flagged large unsampled areas, signaling scope for follow-up surveys to extend and connect the anomalies.

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