Primary Hydrogen Advances Phase 2 Sampling in British Columbia

Primary Hydrogen Corp. has commenced Phase 2 field sampling at its projects in Crooked Amphibolite, Coquihalla, and Cogburn in British Columbia, Canada. Conducted by Tripoint Geological Services, this initiative aims to gather soil gas samples over 3,346 hectares within two to three weeks. The effort is crucial for confirming the potential of natural hydrogen in these areas.

The target zones include serpentinized ultramafic rocks and fault intersections, identified as potential hydrogen sources and traps. This exploration combines portable gas detectors with traditional methods to detect subsurface hydrogen. The methodologies, developed with the INRS, ensure accurate, interference-free results.

These findings will direct subsequent exploration phases and help prioritize drill-ready targets. The program reflects a strategic step in Primary Hydrogen's commitment to harnessing natural hydrogen resources in Canada.