Q Precious & Battery Metals Corp. and Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. have successfully completed an initial geological reconnaissance program in Nova Scotia, marking progress in natural hydrogen exploration. The program identified critical fault zones and structural features essential for targeted hydrogen exploration. An initial cash deposit has been made for the upcoming $200,000 Phase 2 exploration program starting in July, focusing on soil gas sampling for hydrogen detection. This program, conducted in collaboration with the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, aims to identify high-grade hydrogen zones for further exploration. The involvement of experts and real-time data interpretation will enhance the efficiency of exploration efforts. The partnership between QMET and QIMC also includes the participation of the Temiscamingue First Nations, building on their previous collaboration in Quebec. The reconnaissance program assessed fault zones, geological indicators, and overburden layers to optimize future exploration strategies. Both companies are optimistic about the potential of identifying and confirming natural hydrogen zones in Nova Scotia, emphasizing the importance of clean energy development. This collaboration aims to drive forward Nova Scotia's energy future and contribute to Canada's evolving energy landscape.