Primary Hydrogen Corp. has announced the commencement of its field sampling program at the Dove Creek project in Colorado, USA. The program, the second phase of a multi-phase initiative, is aimed at exploring natural hydrogen resources. Conducted by Lonewolf Energy, Inc. under the supervision of Peter Lauder, VP of Exploration, the sampling will cover an area of 740 acres over the next two weeks. The techniques utilized have been developed with the INRS to minimize artificially produced hydrogen and ensure reliable results for subsequent exploration phases. The Dove Creek project in Colorado is strategically located near the Colorado-Utah border within the Paradox Basin, known for its potential for natural hydrogen generation through the radiolysis of uranium-rich basement rocks. The project benefits from migration pathways for hydrogen through deep-seated fault systems, potentially accumulating in structural or stratigraphic traps. Gravity and magnetic anomalies in the region further support the project's hydrogen potential, with the presence of helium wells indicating active subsurface gas migration. Primary Hydrogen Corp. is dedicated to the exploration and development of natural hydrogen resources, with projects not only in the U.S. but also across Canada. The company's CEO, Ben Asuncion, highlighted the importance of the field sampling program at Dove Creek in gathering critical information to shape future exploration efforts and enhance the understanding of the project's resource potential. The collaboration with Lonewolf Energy, Inc. and the use of advanced techniques underline Primary Hydrogen's commitment to leveraging innovative approaches in their exploration endeavors.