MAX Power Mining Corp. (CSE:MAXX) , (OTC:MAXXF) (FSE:89N) is strengthening its leadership team as it prepares for a pivotal phase of natural hydrogen testing at its Lawson discovery in Saskatchewan. With a large-scale geological system identified, independent technical modelling underway, a proprietary AI-assisted exploration platform in development and US capital markets opportunities under evaluation, the company is advancing its strategy to assess the commercial potential of natural hydrogen.
MAX Power is entering a significant new chapter in its development, appointing former Saskatchewan cabinet minister Rob Norris as Chief Executive Officer as it moves towards the next stage of technical evaluation and potential commercialisation.
The appointment comes as the company prepares to begin completions testing at its Lawson and Bracken discoveries in the second half of October 2026. The programme is intended to provide important information about the characteristics and potential commercial viability of the natural hydrogen systems identified through drilling.
Alongside the technical work, MAX Power is advancing its proprietary MAXX LEMI exploration platform, evaluating a potential US stock exchange listing and exploring strategic partnerships to support further development.
The company’s wider proposition combines a substantial permitted land position, a confirmed subsurface natural hydrogen system, associated helium potential and a technology-led approach to identifying additional exploration targets.
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