Quebec Innovative Materials Launches Hydrogen Extraction Program at Bennett Hill

PUBT · 2d ago
Quebec Innovative Materials Launches Hydrogen Extraction Program at Bennett Hill
  • Quebec Innovative Materials will extend drill hole DDH-26-05 beyond 1,000 meters at Bennett Hill, Nova Scotia, targeting a deeper principal fault.
  • Drilling is scheduled to resume in November 2026 from approximately 416 meters; hydrogen readings reached 30% at 413 meters.
  • An in-situ hydrogen characterization and extraction program will assess dissolved hydrogen and free gas to support planning an extraction pilot.
  • Earlier hole DDH-26-04 recorded 24.3% hydrogen at 707 meters; both holes produced pressurized water at the surface during drilling.
  • Seismic results corroborate two distinct hydrogen settings: a fault-hosted system at Bennett Hill and a conventional reservoir-and-seal system in the Cumberland Basin.


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