Primary Hydrogen Corp. has announced the commencement of a field sampling program at the Dove Creek project in Colorado, USA. The program, conducted by Lonewolf Energy, Inc. under the supervision of Peter Lauder, VP of Exploration, aims to collect soil gas samples over 740 acres using techniques designed to minimize artificially produced hydrogen. This initiative represents the second phase of a multi-phase program that will provide critical information for the development of an exploration model and guide future exploration endeavors. The collaboration with the INRS ensures the utilization of laboratory-verified techniques to minimize artificial hydrogen generation during sampling. The data collected will help in identifying the source of anomalous hydrogen readings and increase confidence for subsequent exploration phases. The Dove Creek project in Colorado, located near the Colorado-Utah border, shows prospectivity for natural hydrogen generation through radiolysis of uranium-rich rocks. The region's deep-seated fault systems serve as migration pathways for hydrogen, which may accumulate in structural or stratigraphic traps. Geophysical data indicating strong gravity anomalies and magnetic anomalies aligned with fault structures support the project's hydrogen potential. Primary Hydrogen Corp. is dedicated to the exploration and development of natural hydrogen resources, with a portfolio including projects in the U.S. and Canada. The company's focus on advanced techniques and collaborations highlights a positive outlook for the future of hydrogen exploration and development.