Primary Hydrogen Corp. Identifies Promising Hydrogen Anomalies in Northern Ontario

Primary Hydrogen Corp. has reported promising results from its Phase 2 exploration at the Hopkins and Blakelock projects in Northern Ontario. The exploration, covering 9,127 hectares, revealed several zones of anomalous hydrogen concentrations that align with significant geological features.

At the Hopkins Project, the highest hydrogen anomaly peaked at 245 ppm, displaying a concentric pattern near the Clay-Howels Alkali Complex. Meanwhile, the Blakelock Project identified an 800-meter corridor with elevated hydrogen values averaging 52 ppm along the Matachewan mafic dyke.

The exploration was conducted in collaboration with the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique, focusing on enhancing hydrogen sampling techniques. Encouraged by these findings, Primary Hydrogen plans to expand their exploration efforts to further understand these anomalies.