Max Power Mining says Lawson validation well logs continuous natural hydrogen readings over 831 meters

• Max Power reported ongoing drilling at the Lawson 2-24 step-out well in Saskatchewan, starting a multi-well commercial validation program for natural hydrogen.
• Drilling reached 2,370 meters, pausing ahead of Core #2 after the highest natural hydrogen gas readings to date in a basement fracture zone.
• Natural hydrogen readings stayed above background from 1,539 meters, intensifying versus the earlier Lawson 15-19 discovery well 2.4 km away.
• Basement was encountered at about 2,308 meters; Core #1 recovered about 63 meters with 100% recovery into the basement complex.
• A completion and casing program is expected to generate flow, pressure, volume, and concentration data; GLJ will review results independently.

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