Luma Hydrogen Corp. is a private Canadian exploration company focused on geologic (natural) hydrogen and helium in Atlantic Canada. Headquartered in Halifax, Luma holds 40 exploration licences covering approximately 400 km², anchored by a flagship ~274 km²  position along the Cobequid–Chedabucto Fault Zone in northern Nova Scotia, and complemented by ~126 km² over the Bay of Islands Ophiolite Complex in western Newfoundland. Luma applies conventional petroleum-systems thinking — source, migration, reservoir,  and seal — to a new class of clean energy resource that is produced rather than manufactured and emits only water when used.

Luma launched its inaugural exploration program in summer 2026 and in October completed approximately 26 line-km of 2D seismic acquisition across the Cobequid–Chedabucto Fault Zone, run entirely along existing forestry roads with a Nova Scotia-based field team.  Soil-gas surveys for hydrogen and helium, prospecting and geological mapping are ongoing, and the integrated dataset will define targets for a maiden drill program planned for 2027. The company is led by CEO Paul Ténière, M.Sc., P.Geo., with Dr. Allegra Hosford  Scheirer, Ph.D., as Technical Lead, and is targeting a Canadian public listing. Clean energy from the ground up. 

Learn more at lumahydrogen.com.