Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) and Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. (QMET) have successfully completed the initial phase of a geological reconnaissance program aimed at natural hydrogen exploration in Nova Scotia. This milestone marks a significant advancement in their joint development initiative. The program, led by QIMC, identified critical geological fault zones and key structural features essential for targeted exploration across Nova Scotia properties. QMET has provided an initial cash deposit for the upcoming Phase 2 exploration program, which will involve an extensive soil gas sampling initiative to detect various gases, including hydrogen. The program, conducted in collaboration with INRS, will utilize real-time data interpretation and involve the active participation of the Temiscamingue First Nations. The CEOs of QIMC and QMET have expressed enthusiasm about the partnership and the potential of Nova Scotia's natural hydrogen assets. They believe this collaboration and exploration effort will play a pivotal role in advancing Nova Scotia's energy future and contributing to Canada's evolving energy landscape. The companies plan to leverage advanced exploration techniques to identify and confirm natural hydrogen zones, aiming to drive forward clean energy solutions and promote a sustainable future. The collaboration also highlights a commitment to environmental stewardship and innovation in mineral exploration, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in driving clean energy solutions.