Max Power drills into record natural hydrogen readings at Lawson 4 well in Saskatchewan

• Max Power reported its highest natural hydrogen readings yet while drilling the Lawson 4 well in Saskatchewan.
• Lawson 4 intersected a deep crustal fault or conduit at 2,311 meters, extending the Lawson Complex 1 hydrogen system.
• Drilling reached 2,332 meters despite intense fracturing; coring recovered 41 meters from the basal Deadwood and Precambrian basement.
• Permitted Saskatchewan natural hydrogen land position expanded 25% to about 2.5 million acres with 470,000 acres added.
• Planning a major step-out well, Lawson 5, about 27 to 31 km northeast to test the discovery’s scale toward the Salt Wall.

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