Alaska Energy Metals (AEMC) will explore the potential of natural hydrogen deposits in Québec, Canada, at its Angliers-Belleterre land.
The company owns claims adjacent to hydrogen soil gas anomalies discovered by Québec Innovative Materials Corporation, which represented the potential for natural hydrogen deposits.
AEMC plans to collect approximately 400 soil gas samples across six lines on its claim block – five of these will be collected near the interpreted contact of Lake Timiskaming Basin with the Baby Greenstone Belt, where there may be a pathway to hydrogen.
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