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MAX Power Mining wants to be on the leading edge of natural hydrogen in Canada. Which is exactly why they’ve just secured more permitted land.
What’s happening:
- MAX Power Mining (CSE: MAXX) has successfully acquired new permits covering 155,125 acres located adjacently to their flagship Lawson Project in Saskatchewan
Why it matters:
- The new permits will expand MAX Power Mining’s permitted land package in Saskatchewan to more than 2M total acres
Going deeper:
- MAX Power Mining has publicly stated they plan to continue their exploration at their Lawson Project and pursue new exploration across their expanded 2M acre permitted land package in Saskatchewan
- Canadian mining billionaire Eric Sprott recently led MAX Power Mining’s $25M CAD equity financing round at $2.00 CAD per share
- MAX Power Mining previously made major waves when they became one of the first publicly traded companies in North America to confirm a subsurface natural hydrogen system after the successful testing of a well drilled near Central Butte, Saskatchewan which is widely considered to be Canada’s first ever natural hydrogen discovery
The intrigue:
- TerraVolt Energy and MAX Power Mining also have an existing partnership to pursue the development of an integrated power and cooling system for data centres that leverages natural hydrogen
