Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) based in Montreal, Quebec, has announced a strategic exploration partnership with Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. (QMET) to explore natural hydrogen and helium in Nova Scotia. The agreement involves comprehensive district-wide exploration targeting hydrogen and helium along the Cobequid and Chedabucto fault systems. QIMC will receive financial compensation for its expertise in exploration services. The collaboration is expected to enhance the understanding of hydrogen potential in the region and drive sustainable growth. QIMC will apply its proprietary exploration methodologies, including soil gas surveys optimized for detecting hydrogen and helium, as well as geophysical surveys. The geological characteristics of the Nova Scotia region, such as elevated geothermal gradients and specific element concentrations, make it an ideal area for hydrogen exploration. QIMC's successful track record in identifying high-potential hydrogen zones in Quebec further strengthens the partnership's prospects. QMET's President, Richard Penn, expressed excitement about the project, anticipating significant discoveries and development opportunities. The strategic partnership aims to capitalize on Nova Scotia's hydrogen resource potential, utilizing advanced exploration techniques to validate and expand the exploration model. The companies are optimistic about the outcomes of this collaboration, expecting it to lead to valuable findings and future growth opportunities in the field of natural hydrogen exploration.