Max Power says Lawson validation well hits more natural hydrogen-rich fractures as drilling extends past 2,400 meters

• Max Power reported additional natural hydrogen-rich fractures in the first well of its commercial validation drilling at the Lawson discovery in Saskatchewan.
• Core #3 ended at 2,397 meters; drilling resumed beyond 2,400 meters, extending past the originally planned depth.
• Cores #2 and #3 hit “exotic terrane” basement rocks with the highest gas detection readings to date at Lawson, exceeding Core #1 readings.
• Continuous natural hydrogen readings were reported from just below 1,500 meters through Core #3, with helium spikes.
• The first 120 meters of core were sent to AGAT Laboratories in Calgary for analysis; an update is expected during the week of Aug. 3.

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