Primary Hydrogen Corp. has announced the initiation of an exploration program for the Wicheeda North project in British Columbia, with a focus on evaluating natural hydrogen potential alongside rare earth element (REE) mineralization. The program will involve soil and soil-gas sampling, property-wide geophysics, and airborne electromagnetic (EM) surveys to identify potential mineralization zones. The Project, located in the northern Cariboo Mining Division, is strategically positioned within a geological belt known for carbonatite-hosted REE mineralization. The exploration program will target identified areas with anomalous cesium (Ce) in soil samples, indicative of potential REE sources. The Project's geological features align with known REE deposits in the region, enhancing the exploration upside. Peter Lauder, VP Exploration at Primary Hydrogen Corp., emphasizes the geological potential of Wicheeda North, pointing out the strong alignment with existing REE deposits and magnetic anomalies. Primary Hydrogen Corp. holds a diverse portfolio of projects in the U.S. and Canada, including the Arthur Lake copper project in British Columbia and an option to acquire a 75% interest in the Wicheeda North project. The Company's strategic focus on natural hydrogen and REE sectors is supported by exploration plans, acquisitions, and forward-looking initiatives to capitalize on the geological prospectivity of their projects.