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MAX Power Mining Corp (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has expanded its technical team for Natural Hydrogen exploration in Saskatchewan by adding key industry experts. The company has brought on board Prairie Hunter Exploration (PHEL), led by Stephen Halabura, P.Geo., who has significant experience in Saskatchewan's resource sector and was involved in major potash projects including BHP's $14 billion Jansen Project.

Additionally, Greg Vogelsang, P.Geo., P.Eng., owner of Earthview Environmental Engineering , joins the team bringing 35 years of experience in mining and oil & gas industries. His expertise in environmental regulatory regime and land permitting will support MAX Power's first drilling operations in Saskatchewan.

The company aims to position itself as a leader in Natural Hydrogen exploration and development, focusing on Saskatchewan's potential for Natural Hydrogen discovery. The expansion aligns with North America's shift to decarbonization, with MAX Power also maintaining a portfolio of critical minerals properties, including the Willcox Playa Lithium Project in Arizona.

MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has announced the addition of Tom Sandison to its Advisory Board. Sandison, currently Corporate Development Manager - Upstream Exploration for Shell International in London, will support the company's Natural Hydrogen strategies in Saskatchewan.

Sandison brings significant experience in the energy sector, having orchestrated a global Natural Hydrogen exploration program and developed numerous industry relationships. He has chaired panels at the World Hydrogen Congress and will convene the Geological Society of London's Natural Hydrogen Conference in July 2025.

CEO Mansoor Jan highlighted Sandison's international position as valuable for the company's global expansion in Natural Hydrogen. The company also announced the availability of updated corporate presentations and videos on its website, focusing on Natural Hydrogen and Critical Minerals initiatives.

MAX Power Mining Corp (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has announced the appointment of Brent Dunlop to its Board of Directors. Dunlop brings extensive experience in geology, engineering, and wealth management, including 11 years at INCO as Senior Geologist, six years with Potash as P.Eng, and 28 years at RBC Dominion Securities where he managed $700 million in assets.

Neil McMillan, former Chairman of Cameco and current MAX Power Director, endorsed Dunlop's appointment, highlighting their 40-year professional relationship. Dunlop currently holds 1,734,000 common shares, 557,000 warrants, and 100,000 stock options in MAX Power. The appointment coincides with Bill deJong's resignation from the board, though he remains as counsel to the Company.

The company has also released updated corporate presentations focusing on Natural Hydrogen and Critical Minerals, available on their website.

MAX Power Mining Corp (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has entered into a one-year investor relations agreement with Chad Levesque Consulting (CLC) on February 15, 2025. CLC will provide corporate and communications services for $5,000 monthly plus expenses and will receive stock options to be determined within 30 days.

The agreement highlights MAX Power's position in Saskatchewan's Natural Hydrogen sector, where the company benefits from advanced government policy framework allowing full exploration, drill permits, and development. CLC currently owns 400,000 MAX Power shares and will support the company's communication efforts in the region where it recently appointed Neil McMillan, former Cameco Board Chairman, to its board.

The company has also updated its corporate presentations and videos for both its Natural Hydrogen and Critical Minerals projects, which include a recent diamond drilling discovery at the Willcox Playa Lithium Project in Arizona.

MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has appointed Neil McMillan, former Chairman of Cameco, to its Board of Directors. McMillan brings extensive experience from his 16-year tenure at Cameco, including six years as Chairman of the world's largest publicly traded uranium company. His background includes serving as President and CEO of Claude Resources, where he led Saskatchewan's first gold mining company to a $337 million buyout by Silver Standard Resources in 2016.

As an independent director and Chair of the Audit Committee, McMillan joins MAX Power's board, expanding it to five members. The appointment aligns with MAX Power's focus on discovering North America's first commercial Natural Hydrogen concentration in Saskatchewan. McMillan highlighted Saskatchewan's potential to become a world leader in Natural Hydrogen, citing the province's existing leadership in uranium and potash, along with its advanced policy framework for Natural Hydrogen development.

MAX Power Mining Corp (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has identified significant natural hydrogen anomalies in Saskatchewan through a regional geochemical soil gas survey, with values reaching up to 914 ppm. The company's Rider Project has shown promising results, with multiple data clusters and hyperspectral readings supporting the presence of potential Naturally Occurring Hydrogen (NOH) reservoirs.

The soil gas study, conducted by Petro-Find using specialized gas probes, analyzed 286 sampling points and revealed consistently anomalous hydrogen values across the board. The company plans to become the first to drill specifically for Natural Hydrogen in Canada during Q1, targeting accumulations of high-grade hydrogen at depth. The Rider Project area contains all five key factors required for natural hydrogen concentration: source rocks, migratory pathways, trap, reservoir, and seal.

MAX Power Mining Corp (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) provides updates on its Natural Hydrogen initiatives. The company's new CEO, Mansoor Jan, will conduct key meetings in Saskatchewan and British Columbia to finalize strategy for the Rider Project, where permit applications for Natural Hydrogen claims were submitted. Initial gas probe sampling has been completed with results pending. The company has staked 312 claims (6,463 hectares) in Northern Ontario and 255 claims (10,328 hectares) in Quebec. MAX Power received a request for information from ARPA-E regarding geologic hydrogen resource exploration. The company extended marketing agreements with Leit Media and Sideways Frequency until December 31, 2024.

MAX Power Mining Corp. announces the appointment of Mansoor Jan as new CEO, replacing Rav Mlait who transitions to Corporate Development. Jan brings 18 years of mining industry experience from BHP Australia, BHP Chile, and Rio Tinto. This strategic move aims to capitalize on Natural Hydrogen opportunities in Saskatchewan, where the company sees significant growth potential. Jan, who has witnessed the Natural Hydrogen boom in southern Australia, believes Saskatchewan could become a world leader in Natural Hydrogen production. The company also confirms Jan's appointment to the Board of Directors, with plans to add a fifth board member soon.

MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE: MAXX; OTC: MAXXF) has commenced field exploration for Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan and expanded into Ontario and Quebec. Key highlights include:

1. Extensive soil gas sampling has begun in southeast Saskatchewan where historical wells showed up to 96.4% hydrogen.

2. The company developed the 'MAX Model For Natural Hydrogen' to rapidly identify drilling hotspots.

3. MAX Power has strategically staked claim blocks in Ontario and Quebec, aiming for partnerships and joint ventures.

4. The company received a major report on Natural Hydrogen opportunities in Texas, reviewing options for partnerships in the United States.

5. MAX Power positions itself as Canada's largest landholder of claims targeting commercial Natural Hydrogen concentrations.