Primary Hydrogen Corp., a prominent natural hydrogen exploration company, has taken a significant step by expanding into the USA through the acquisition of the Dove Creek project in Colorado. This move is part of the company's strategic plan to establish a portfolio of projects in the United States. The Dove Creek project, situated in southwestern Colorado, stands out for its uranium-rich basement rocks that show potential for hydrogen production through radiolysis. The region's geological features, including deep-seated fault systems and strong gravity and magnetic anomalies, indicate favorable conditions for hydrogen migration. Additionally, the presence of helium wells suggests active gas migration, further supporting the project's hydrogen prospectivity. With the acquisition covering 744 acres, Primary Hydrogen is now poised to commence exploration activities and secure the necessary rights for hydrogen production. CEO Benjamin Asuncion has underlined the significance of this move in serving the North American market. The initiative has been reviewed by Peter Lauder, the VP of Exploration, emphasizing the technical soundness of the project. This expansion marks a strategic milestone for Primary Hydrogen Corp. as it aims to capitalize on the natural hydrogen potential in the USA.