Vortex Energy Corp., based in Vancouver, has revealed its plans to conduct a geophysical survey at the Robinsons River Salt Project in Newfoundland with a specific focus on assessing the potential for large-scale hydrogen storage within deep subsurface salt structures. The company's exploration activities will involve an Ambient Noise Tomography (ANT) survey, a passive seismic method designed to image the internal structure and geometry of the salt domes in three dimensions. This survey, conducted in collaboration with the University of Alberta and supported by Mitacs, aims to refine the cavern development strategy based on the size, shape, and integrity of the East and West salt domes identified in previous studies. The collected data will be integrated with other datasets to facilitate drill targeting and further exploration. Vortex Energy Corp., primarily engaged in mineral property exploration in North America, is advancing the Robinsons River Salt Project as well as the Fire Eye Uranium Property in the Athabasca Basin. The Company's CEO, Paul Sparkes, highlights the importance of the geophysical survey in understanding the deep targets of the salt domes and enhancing the hydrogen storage evaluation strategy. The forward-looking statements in the announcement outline the Company's exploration plans and the factors considered in drawing conclusions for future events. Despite inherent uncertainties in mineral exploration, Vortex Energy Corp. remains optimistic about the potential outcomes and the environmentally friendly approach of the survey.