Record Resources, based in Calgary, Alberta, has finalized plans for an innovative hydrogen exploration strategy at Lake Temiskaming, Ontario. The comprehensive program will combine geochemistry, geology, and geophysics to map out hydrogen gas leads and prospects. Over the next 12 months, the company will conduct a phased exploration that involves soil sampling to detect anomalous levels of hydrogen, helium, and other indicator gases. The aim is to identify potential sources of gas deep in the subsurface. Record Resources will employ a phased Soil Gas Survey (SGS) program, starting with regional sampling on a 100m grid and advancing to tighter grid spacing based on anomalies found. Additionally, the company will utilize advanced tools like UAV-drones for detailed surveys and targeted seismic data acquisition to define potential hydrogen leads and prospects. The ultimate goal is to identify commercial gas accumulations for drilling tests. This strategic approach marks a significant step in the exploration of hydrogen resources and showcases the company's commitment to innovative technologies in the energy sector.