Granite Creek Copper Ltd. from Vancouver, Canada, has taken significant steps to expand its presence in the geologic hydrogen exploration sector. The company has introduced Element One Hydrogen Ltd as a wholly owned subsidiary with a focus on exploring geologic hydrogen, particularly in North America's ultramafic rocks. Additionally, Granite Creek has entered an agreement to grant the Union Bay hydrogen project in Southeast Alaska to 1508260 B.C. Ltd, potentially opening up new opportunities in hydrogen exploration. The Union Bay project, known for its high-grade platinum target areas, showcases a complex geology that presents a promising environment for hydrogen production. Research indicates that the olivine component in ultramafic lithologies like dunite could facilitate hydrogen production through water interaction at depth. Furthermore, Granite Creek Copper has appointed Allegra Hosford Scheirer to lead its advisory board, enhancing the company's strategic decision-making in the geologic hydrogen sector. These recent developments position Granite Creek Copper as a key player in advancing geologic hydrogen exploration and acquisition of projects with hydrogen potential.