Max Power starts Lawson 3 well to triangulate Saskatchewan natural hydrogen discovery

• Max Power began drilling the Lawson 3 commercial validation well to triangulate its natural hydrogen discovery at the 28 sq. km Lawson Complex.
• The well was spudded Aug. 5, 1.2 km south of Lawson 1, which reached 2,278 meters and flowed natural hydrogen to surface.
• Lawson 2 logged about 860 meters of continuous natural hydrogen readings; total measured depth extended to 2,440 meters.
• GLJ is integrating data from Lawson 1 and 2 to model the deposit, then guide siting of Lawson 4 ahead of completion testing.
• Management cited an initial target of triangulating the deposit within an about 14 sq. km structural closure.

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