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REV Exploration to Become First-Mover Targeting Natural Hydrogen in Alberta
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REV Exploration is moving to become the first-mover in exploring natural hydrogen opportunities in Alberta. The company recently secured a large land package in Saskatchewan and sees strong potential in Alberta's advanced hydrogen sector. Alberta's geology and $30B hydrogen roadmap position it as a key player in clean hydrogen development.
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