QIMC’s 2025 Campaign Reveals a Larger Hydrogen Corridor

Dec 15, 2025

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Québec Innovative Materials Corp (QIMC) reported new soil-gas hydrogen anomalies from its fall 2025 campaign at Temiscamingue, expanding the interpreted natural hydrogen corridor from ~11km to ~15km and confirming a laterally continuous, fault-controlled system.

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