Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) has joined forces with DiagnaMed for a groundbreaking hydrogen exploration initiative in Ontario. The collaboration, supported by the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), will apply QIMC's successful exploration model, originally developed in Quebec, in DiagnaMed's Ontario land package. The campaign, spearheaded by Dr. Marc Richer-Laflèche of INRS and QIMC's technical team, will involve extensive soil gas sampling and engagement with the Temiscamingue First Nations to ensure community-focused exploration. QIMC's model, which delivered significant results in Quebec, including high hydrogen concentrations and deep hydrogen sources, has garnered recognition in the industry. This partnership with DiagnaMed marks a significant step forward in natural hydrogen exploration, showcasing QIMC's leadership and expertise in the field. John Karagiannidis, the CEO of QIMC, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, highlighting the validation of their approach and the growing reputation of QIMC as a key player in North American hydrogen exploration. The joint effort aims to advance scientific knowledge while respecting local communities and the environment. DiagnaMed Holdings Corp., known for its advanced hydrogen extraction technologies, is focused on sustainable and scalable solutions crucial for global energy security and decarbonization. The collaboration with QIMC signifies a shared commitment to advancing clean energy solutions through innovative technology and environmentally conscious practices. This partnership not only signifies a significant milestone for both companies but also reflects a broader industry shift towards sustainable energy solutions and community engagement. By combining expertise, technology, and community involvement, QIMC and DiagnaMed are paving the way for a more sustainable and inclusive approach to hydrogen exploration and development in North America.