Granite Creek Copper Ltd. has completed a field program at its Star project in British Columbia, Canada, focusing on assessing copper-nickel-PGMs mineralization and collaborating with NER to study geologic hydrogen extraction feasibility. The company aims to lower hydrogen production costs and assist in de-carbonization efforts through this innovative approach aligned with the US Department of Energy's clean energy initiatives. The article highlights the potential of geologic hydrogen, cautioning that it is in early stages but could significantly reduce carbon emissions when used. The rising copper market, with prices hitting milestones and demand surging for decarbonization and EV adoption, is also discussed, emphasizing the metal's critical role in future technologies and infrastructure investment for a net-zero future. Granite Creek's involvement in geologic hydrogen exploration and continued exploration at the Carmacks copper-gold project in Yukon showcase its commitment to low-emission technologies and renewable energy. The company's initiatives position it for growth, attracting investment and government support in the evolving energy landscape.