Twin Rivers Exploration, a Colorado-based company, is embarking on a project to search for natural hydrogen trapped underground in Carroll County. Using vibro-seismic testing involving vibrating plates and sensors, the company aims to map out underground formations to identify potential sources of hydrogen. Scientists suggest that when iron-rich rocks encounter water deep underground, hydrogen is generated and can be trapped under a dome. The discovery of natural hydrogen could offer a sustainable and clean energy source, with potential applications in various industries. If successful, this project could bring about significant economic benefits to the local community, particularly in the fertilizer industry where hydrogen is a crucial component of ammonia production. The company's testing trucks are expected to arrive in Carroll County by August 19th, with crews working to complete the survey by the end of the month at a slow pace to ensure accuracy and safety. This endeavor represents an exciting prospect for harnessing natural resources for renewable energy and economic growth in the region.