QIMC Confirms Completion of Extensive Hydrogen Soil Sampling in Ontario's Temiscamingue Graben

Executive Summary

• Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. completed a large‑scale soil‑gas sampling program on the Ontario side of the Témiscamingue Graben, collecting over 500 samples.
• The dataset is now under analysis and supports the company’s strategy to develop a district‑scale natural hydrogen corridor spanning Quebec and Ontario.
• The initiative reinforces QIMC’s position as a leader in clean natural hydrogen exploration and highlights collaboration with INRS, DiagnaMed Holdings Corp., and local First Nations communities.

Key Details

• Program Scope: >500 soil‑gas samples collected across the Ontario portion of the Témiscamingue Graben.
• Partner Collaboration: Conducted jointly with Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS); coordinated with DiagnaMed Holdings Corp.’s parallel sampling effort in the region.
• Strategic Significance: Demonstrates the Témiscamingue Graben as an anchor for a district‑scale hydrogen corridor, advancing one of North America’s most comprehensive natural hydrogen development initiatives.
• Future Opportunities: Data will inform potential downstream projects such as clean ammonia production and other value‑added hydrogen applications.
• Community Engagement: Acknowledged support from Témiscamingue First Nations and Northern Ontario communities; emphasizes responsible, inclusive exploration practices.
• CEO Comment: “The scale of the QIMC hydrogen soil sampling campaign… underscores the Témiscamingue Graben as an anchor to a district‑scale hydrogen corridor spanning Quebec and Ontario.” – John Karagiannidis, CEO.

Notable Quotes

“Together with our partners, we are advancing one of the most comprehensive natural hydrogen development initiatives in North America,” – John Karagiannidis, Chief Executive Officer.