Mr. James Cross reports

E-POWER STARTS THE 2025 EXPLORATION CAMPAIGN AT TETEPISCA

E-Power Resources Inc. has started the 2025 exploration program on the Tetepisca flake graphite property located approximately 220 kilometres north of the Port of Baie Comeau in the North Shore region of Quebec.

Phase 1 of the 2025 exploration program will focus on Graphi-Centre, the highest priority target area on the Tetepisca property, and on the northern claims where prospecting and sampling during the 2024 exploration program resulted in several high-grade graphite discoveries.

• Geological mapping and sampling at Graphi-Centre are aimed at evaluating and delineating the distribution of potentially favourable styles of mineralization indicated by previous sampling and indicated by contrasting magnetic and resistivity responses.
• Geophysical prospecting, geological mapping and outcrop sampling are planned on the northern claims to follow up on high-grade discoveries made in 2024 with the goal of determining dimensions and orientations of potential flake graphite zones.
• A total of approximately one tonne of flake graphite mineralization will be collected in four samples (each approximately 250 kilograms). Three samples will be collected from the Graphi-Centre target and one from the northern claims. The samples will be submitted to SGS Canada Ltd., Lakefield, Ont., for metallurgical testwork.

James Cross, president and chief executive officer of E-Power, commented: "We are pleased to be starting our 2025 exploration program to continue evaluation of our large land position in the Tetepisca graphite district. The discoveries made on the northern claim group during 2024 expand the scope of our evaluation of the property for high-grade, high-quality and from-surface flake graphite deposits. The results of metallurgical testwork on samples collected in 2024 from advanced targets in the southern claims are pending and expected soon. We look forward to compiling those results, planning and executing our phase 2 2025 program."

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About the Tetepisca property

The Tetepisca property is located approximately 220 kilometres north of the town of Baie-Comeau in the North Shore region of Quebec. The property consists of 230 claims covering an area of approximately 12,620 hectares within the emerging Tetepisca graphite district. The property is 100 per cent owned by E-Power. Fifty-two claims, located in the southern part of the property, are subject to a 1.5-per-cent net smelter royalty held by a group of local prospectors; otherwise, the Tetepisca property remains unencumbered. The TGD is an active graphite exploration and development district with delineated measured and indicated resources in excess of 120 million tonnes at an average grade of approximately 14 per cent graphitic carbon. The company's Tetepisca property is strategically located over continuous bedrock conductive horizons that are known and interpreted to be due to graphite and which hold significant potential to host flake graphite resources. The intersection of graphite in the company's 2023 drilling and the results of its 2024 exploration program to date confirm the company's exploration model, and provide the basis for continued exploration and evaluation.

Qualified person

Jamie Lavigne, PGeo, vice-president, exploration, and director for E-Power, is a qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information in this press release.

About E-Power Resources Inc.

E-Power is a Quebec corporation based in Montreal and focused on battery mineral exploration in Quebec. The company is currently advancing two projects: the Tetepisca property, located in the North Shore region of the province, and the Turgeon property located in the Abitibi region adjacent to the Ontario border. The company's priority target is flake graphite on the Tetepsica property. The Turgeon property is located in the prolific Abitibi gold and base metal mining district, and the company is evaluating Turgeon primarily for its copper-zinc and gold potential.

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