Primary Hydrogen Corp., a leading exploration company, has expanded into the USA through the acquisition of the Dove Creek project in Colorado. The company is targeting natural hydrogen resources and has identified regions in the continental United States with potential for significant hydrogen accumulations. The Dove Creek project, located near the Colorado-Utah border, stands out for its prospectivity driven by uranium-rich rocks and deep-seated fault systems providing migration pathways for hydrogen. Geophysical studies have revealed gravity and magnetic anomalies supporting the presence of structural traps. With 744 acres of mineral claims secured, the company aims to conduct exploration, expand its project portfolio, and eventually establish hydrogen production capabilities in the region. CEO Benjamin Asuncion highlighted the importance of this strategic move, emphasizing the alignment with the company's US expansion strategy to cater to the largest energy market in North America. The VP of Exploration, Peter Lauder, has overseen the technical aspects of the acquisition and reaffirmed the potential of the Dove Creek project. The company's focus on identifying and developing sustainable energy solutions is evident through its extensive property portfolio across Canada. By leveraging advanced exploration techniques, Primary Hydrogen aims to lead in the natural hydrogen sector and contribute to the shift towards clean energy sources. The announcement marks a significant step towards achieving these goals and establishing a foothold in the US market for hydrogen exploration and production.