Primary Hydrogen Corp., a leading exploration company in Canada, has announced the commencement of the first phase of its 2025 exploration program focused on identifying and developing natural hydrogen resources. The company has partnered with a top hyperspectral imaging service provider to conduct advanced satellite-based surveys across its portfolio of projects. This technology offers high-resolution images to assist in identifying prospective hydrogen exploration targets. The program will progress through three phases: collecting satellite-based hyperspectral imaging, field sampling and mapping of high-priority targets, and conducting higher-resolution geophysical surveys. Peter Lauder, VP of Exploration at Primary, highlighted the significance of this exploration step in unlocking Canada's natural hydrogen potential and accelerating the discovery of economic deposits. With an extensive property portfolio covering over 210 square kilometers in different regions of Canada, including British Columbia, Ontario, Labrador, and Newfoundland, Primary Hydrogen Corp. aims to lead the sector by leveraging innovative exploration techniques. The company's commitment to sustainability and energy solutions aligns with its goal of defining Canada's first economic natural hydrogen discovery. Although the exploration program involves inherent risks associated with the mining industry, the company's strategic use of technology and expertise positions it well to navigate challenges and make significant advancements in the natural hydrogen sector.