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MAX Power Mining Corp. MAX Power is Canada’s hydrogen leader, confirming the first subsurface discovery at the Lawson well in early 2026, where free gas flowed to surface.

MAX controls 1.3M acres and is advancing a multi-well program including Bracken.

10/19/2026

Saskatchewan has helped build global industries before. Could Natural Hydrogen be next?

From uranium and potash to oil and agriculture, Saskatchewan has a remarkable history of turning its natural resources, expertise and ingenuity into economic opportunity.

Now MAX Power is pursuing something entirely new.

The first new primary energy source since uranium occurring naturally beneath the Prairie soil.

Natural Hydrogen.

For new CEO Rob Norris, the opportunity is about far more than a geological discovery.

It's about bringing together Saskatchewan's talent, technology, leadership and generations of industrial experience to help establish the foundations of a new energy industry.

MAX Power has already confirmed Canada's first subsurface Natural Hydrogen discovery.

Now the Company is rapidly approaching key steps around commercial validation, with the ambition of developing a new source of energy that could contribute to Saskatchewan's economy and potentially serve markets far beyond Canada.

The opportunity is substantial. So is the work ahead.

But Saskatchewan has built world class resource industries before.

The next chapter is unfolding before our eyes.

www.maxpowermining.com

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10/16/2026

The next great gold rush could be happening in Saskatchewan.

And this time, it's being driven by artificial intelligence.

The Canadian Prairies are approaching a defining moment as Saskatchewan positions itself to attract a new generation of AI data centers and digital infrastructure.

But there's a fundamental challenge.

Where will all the electricity come from?

Energy is one of the largest costs of operating AI data centers. The ability to secure reliable, affordable power can influence everything from operating margins and competitiveness to where billions of dollars in infrastructure investment ultimately flow.

Saskatchewan has introduced a policy framework requiring new data center proponents to provide their own power supply.

Meanwhile, Bell Canada's proposed AI infrastructure expansion could represent more than $50 billion in investment at full buildout.

Now consider what's happening beneath the Prairie soil.

Approximately 2.5 kilometres underground, MAX Power has established Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen discovery.

A potentially new primary energy source that, if proven commercially viable, could offer a compelling combination of reliable supply, competitive energy costs and lower emissions.

For CEO Rob Norris, the convergence is remarkable.

A province embracing AI infrastructure. A policy framework emphasizing dedicated energy supply. And a Natural Hydrogen discovery moving toward critical commercial testing.

MAX Power's ambition is clear: Months to molecules.

The objective is to determine whether Natural Hydrogen can become a commercially viable energy source with implications extending from Saskatchewan's data centers to industrial development and global energy markets.

An AI gold rush above ground. A new energy frontier below it.

Could Saskatchewan become the place where the next generation of AI finds its power?

www.maxpowermining.com

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10/14/2026

From Saskatchewan roots to a global energy opportunity.

MAX Power's new CEO, Rob Norris, has spent a lifetime learning what it takes to turn potential into progress.

Inspired by an entrepreneurial father who taught him the importance of perseverance and responsible risk-taking, Rob began working at just 14 years old.

Those early lessons carried him through a career in the private and public sectors, highlighted by key roles in the provincial cabinet of former Premier Brad Wall, where he helped shape policy during a remarkable period of Saskatchewan's development.

Today, that experience is coming full circle.

As MAX Power advances Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen discovery toward commercial validation, Rob is bringing his local relationships, international experience and leadership to the pursuit of an entirely new primary energy industry.

An opportunity that begins beneath Saskatchewan's prairies but could ultimately reach across the world.

Local connections. Global reach. A new energy frontier.

www.maxpowermining.com

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10/13/2026

The pace of what's unfolding at MAX Power is unlike anything Chairman Neil McMillan has seen in his long career in the resource sector.

Having served 6 years as Chairman of the Board of Cameco, the world's most valuable uranium company, Neil brings a special perspective to the global energy sector and what's happening right now with Natural Hydrogen in Saskatchewan.

“Our results to date with this project have been unheard of."

International interest is accelerating, arriving from multiple directions and creating new opportunities for MAX Power as it advances Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen system toward commercial validation.

That's why the Company is strengthening its leadership.

With Rob Norris stepping into the CEO role, MAX Power is positioning itself to respond to growing international interest, advance strategic relationships and pursue the commercialization of a potentially transformative new primary energy source.

The discovery created the opportunity. The next phase is about realizing its potential.

www.maxpowermining.com

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10/13/2026

Canada's next great energy chapter could begin beneath Saskatchewan.

MAX Power welcomes Rob Norris as its new Chief Executive Officer at a defining moment for the Natural Hydrogen industry.

With extensive government experience, global networks and a career spanning international partnerships, Rob brings the leadership to help advance MAX Power's ambitious “months to molecules” commercialization strategy.

And the world is paying attention.

From the corridors of Ottawa and Toronto to Vancouver and international energy circles, interest in Saskatchewan's emerging Natural Hydrogen opportunity is accelerating.

Canada's first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen discovery is only the beginning.

Now MAX Power is working toward what could become the world's first large-scale commercial Natural Hydrogen system.

Local results. Global impact.

www.maxpowermining.com

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10/05/2026

"The amount of Hydrogen that we expect exists in that structure is beyond comprehension."

Former Cameco Chairman Neil McMillan sees something remarkable unfolding in Saskatchewan.

International interest in MAX Power and Natural Hydrogen is accelerating from multiple directions.

Five wells at the Lawson Discovery have continued to build the geological picture.

Lawson 5 is now advancing approximately 30 km northeast of the initial discovery.

And 325 km southwest, Bracken has identified multiple prospective Natural Hydrogen and Helium zones within another compelling geological setting.

Think about those distances.

We are no longer simply asking whether Natural Hydrogen exists beneath Saskatchewan.

We’re testing scale.

And with an extensive completions program approaching, the next questions are flow, concentrations, volume, deliverability and ultimately commerciality.

MAX Power is working toward what could become the world’s first-large scale commercial Natural Hydrogen system.

The opportunity is getting bigger.

So is the world's attention.

www.maxpowermining.com

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09/29/2026

Why would MAX Power step out 30 kilometres from the current Lawson discovery area?

Because of what the geology is telling us.

In this preview from an upcoming PRmediaNow interview, Cyndi Edwards puts that question directly to Chad Levesque.

His answer gets to the heart of what makes Lawson 5 so important.

3D seismic.
Historical subsurface data.
An evolving geological model.
And a regional Salt Wall that MAX Power believes could represent an important trapping and sealing mechanism.

Lawson 5 isn't simply another well.

It begins testing whether what MAX Power has identified at Lawson could extend far beyond the current discovery area.

“When the geology is telling you something, it favors the bold.”

Watch the preview. Full episode coming soon.

www.maxpowermining.com

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09/21/2026

The question has changed.

MAX Power has already established Canada’s first confirmed subsurface Natural Hydrogen system at Lawson.

Now we’re asking something much bigger:

How far could this system extend?

Lawson 5 represents our biggest step-out yet, approximately 30 km northeast of the first four wells, designed to begin testing the basin scale thesis toward the Salt Wall and across the broader 475-km Genesis Trend.

At the same time:

Lawson is moving toward completions to test composition, flow and deliverability.

Bracken, 325 km southwest, is cased and ready for completions after independent evaluation identified multiple prospective Natural Hydrogen and helium zones.

Lawson tests deliverability.
Lawson 5 tests scale.
Bracken tests another part of the basin.

MAX Power is moving beyond proving Natural Hydrogen exists in Saskatchewan.

Now we begin finding out just how big this opportunity could become for the world.

www.maxpowermining.com

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