Granite Creek Copper Ltd. has taken significant steps towards geologic hydrogen exploration by incorporating Element One Hydrogen Ltd as a wholly-owned subsidiary. The company is conducting research in North America to identify potential projects for hydrogen extraction from ultramafic rocks and subsurface accumulations. Recently, an agreement was reached to grant an option for the acquisition of the Union Bay hydrogen project in Southeast Alaska, recognized for its platinum target areas and hydrogen production potential from ultramafic lithologies. Allegra Hosford Scheirer, an interdisciplinary geoscientist with expertise in geologic hydrogen, oil and gas, and geothermal systems, has been appointed to lead the advisory board, highlighting the company's commitment to specialized knowledge. With plans to expand the geologic hydrogen team further, Granite Creek Copper aims to solidify its position in the emerging field. The company's strategic approach includes capitalizing on geological expertise and potential acquisitions, such as the Union Bay and Duke Island projects in Alaska, to establish a strong presence in geologic hydrogen exploration. By leveraging its existing resources and adding key consultants in the field, Granite Creek Copper aims to be a frontrunner in geologic hydrogen exploration, emphasizing the vast opportunities in this growing sector.