QIMC Starts Diamond Drilling at West Advocate Hydrogen Project in Nova Scotia

Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. has begun diamond drilling at its West Advocate natural clean hydrogen project in Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, marking the start of subsurface testing after multiple seasons of surface geochemical surveys and structural interpretation. The program aims to intersect fault and fracture systems believed to act as pathways for hydrogen migration and accumulation within the Cumberland Basin. Maritime Drilling Inc. has mobilized to the site and drilling is now underway.

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