REGINA - MAX Power Mining Corp has made some additions to their technical team for Natural Hydrogen exploration and development in Saskatchewan.
The company has taken on Prairie Hunter Exploration Ltd., a Saskatchewan-based geoscience and exploration consulting and advisement corporation led by Stephen Halabura. Halabura is a professional geologist who was involved in the early formative stages of BHP’s Jansen Project and K+S’s Bethune mine. MAX Power says in a news release that the PHEL team has global experience in project consulting, engineering and design in particular in potash, but also has experience in oil and gas, geothermal, industrial gases, critical minerals, coal, mineral water, and Indigenous economic development issues pertaining to resource development.
“Saskatchewan is truly elephant country for the exploration and discovery of emerging critical commodities, like Natural Hydrogen, and MAX Power has the real estate that ticks all the boxes for the potential of a Natural Hydrogen discovery,” said Halabura in a statement.
Also coming on board is Greg Vogelsang, owner of consulting firm Earthview Environmental Engineering Ltd.
Vogelsang is a Professional Geoscientist with 35 years experience in the mining and oil and gas industries, with extensive experience in Environmental Geoscience and Regulatory Management.
“We are thrilled to have added Prairie Hunter and Greg Vogelsang to the MAX Power team,” said Mansoor Jan, MAX Power CEO.
“This demonstrates my resolve and commitment to make MAX Power not just a Canadian leader in Natural Hydrogen exploration and development, but a global leader. We are growing the team and growing the opportunity.”
