Primary Hydrogen Corp., a leading exploration company based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has announced its expansion into the United States through the acquisition of the Dove Creek project in Colorado. The Company's CEO, Benjamin Asuncion, highlighted the strategic importance of establishing a presence in the US market, which led to the acquisition of the Dove Creek project. The project's prospectivity is underpinned by the presence of potential natural hydrogen generated by uranium-rich basement rocks and supported by deep-seated fault systems that could act as migration pathways for hydrogen accumulation. The Dove Creek project is situated in southwestern Colorado, adjacent to prominent basins like the Paradox Basin, San Juan Basin, and Uinta-Piceance Basin, making it a promising location for hydrogen exploration. Geophysical data indicating gravity and magnetic anomalies, along with the presence of active gas migration, further enhance the project's potential for natural hydrogen. With 744 acres of mineral claims secured within the Bureau of Land Management, Primary Hydrogen Corp. can now initiate exploration activities and expand its rights for potential hydrogen production in the region. The Company's Vice President of Exploration, Peter Lauder, who is the Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, has verified the technical content of the acquisition. Primary Hydrogen Corp. is known for its commitment to pioneering the natural hydrogen sector, utilizing advanced exploration techniques to develop sustainable energy solutions. The acquisition of the Dove Creek project marks a significant step in the Company's strategy to broaden its project portfolio and establish a strong foothold in the US natural hydrogen market.