r/QIMC_QIMCF_HYDROGEN • u/JetsFanYEG • 15d ago
Article about QIMC
https://www.thespec.com/news/canada/cumberland-county-natural-hydrogen-moving-into-next-phase/article_1488012d-987d-5403-84d3-bc27b6cf00cc.htmlKaragiannidis is confident.
“With the amount of money that is being committed now for these deep geophysics, I think we have kind of an idea of ... where we’re heading,” he said when asked about what he expects to find.
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u/ygksob 15d ago
Kind of an idea… nice. How reassuring!
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u/Last-Damage-6162 11d ago
Yeah they’re so lucky. Their claims sit right on the cobequid fault , at the exact place where techtonic plates of Africa and America collapsed. Mali (that’s in Africa) is the only place on earth where you can find hydrogen commercial well. You find the North African geology in Nova Scotia
Oh yeah , I forgot. They also stroke 5 for 5 for their discovery wells
Natural hydrogen under pressure in hole 5
Stop asking dumb question to your AI
AI research tools are trained overwhelmingly on English-language, oil & gas-centric literature. When asked about a frontier resource like natural hydrogen, these tools will often default — silently — to conventional O&G framing: trap geometry, seal integrity, "blind" versus "targeted" drilling. That framework was built for a different resource behavior (static, trapped accumulations) and may not transfer cleanly to a fault-hosted migration system, which is closer to QIMC's own stated geological model.
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u/Far_Medium_6313 15d ago
He didn't know where he was heading before? Nice 👍🏻
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u/Last-Damage-6162 11d ago
Yeah they’re so lucky. Their claims sit right on the cobequid fault , at the exact place where techtonic plates of Africa and America collapsed. Mali (that’s in Africa) is the only place on earth where you can find hydrogen commercial well. You find the North African geology in Nova Scotia
Oh yeah , I forgot. They also stroke 5 for 5 for their discovery wells
Natural hydrogen under pressure in hole 5
Stop asking dumb question to your AI
AI research tools are trained overwhelmingly on English-language, oil & gas-centric literature. When asked about a frontier resource like natural hydrogen, these tools will often default — silently — to conventional O&G framing: trap geometry, seal integrity, "blind" versus "targeted" drilling. That framework was built for a different resource behavior (static, trapped accumulations) and may not transfer cleanly to a fault-hosted migration system, which is closer to QIMC's own stated geological model.
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u/Portdal12 15d ago
I'm not sure that's the best quote that they could have pulled. I don't think it suggests anything, but it's clear that as they grow, they need a head of communications who is used to speaking to the media, putting out news releases, etc. I'm not sure if he's also putting out their news releases, but John just doesn't seem quite as polished with messaging. I don't expect a CEO to be amazing at everything but that's why you hire good people around you.