QIMC Reports Strongest Surface Hydrogen Readings to Date in Nova Scotia3rd August 2026

Aug 10

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Québec Innovative Materials Corp (QIMC) reported its highest surface hydrogen readings yet from its Nova Scotia natural hydrogen programme, alongside encouraging early results from its fifth drill hole, DDH-26-05, which at ~300 metres is showing stronger hydrogen than the previous hole did at the same depths.

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