URZ3 Energy starts exploration program at Dry Fork

Executive Summary

• URZ3 Energy Corp. has launched an exploration program at the Dry Fork uranium project in Wyoming to evaluate ISR‑compatible uranium potential.
• The first phase will sample groundwater around known springs for anomalous uranium; a second phase will use handheld spectrometers on a systematic grid to locate additional surface seeps and refine drill targets.
• Qualified Person Jim Ebisch (PGeol) will review all technical data in accordance with NI 43‑101.

Key Details

• Location: Dry Fork project, Powder River Basin, Wyoming – ~10 km from the Nichols Ranch uranium project.
• Objective: Identify groundwater and surface indicators of ISR‑amenable uranium mineralization to prioritize future drilling.
• Phase 1: Groundwater sampling at known water springs; analysis for elevated uranium concentrations.
• Phase 2: Handheld spectrometer survey over a systematic ground grid to locate additional springs and seeps carrying uranium; data will guide target selection for subsequent drill program.
• Qualified Person: Jim Ebisch (PGeol) – NI 43‑101 qualified person responsible for technical review.
• Strategic Context: Program aligns with U.S. governmental incentives and recent DOE initiatives (Strategic Uranium Reserve purchases, Defense Production Act Consortium) aimed at expanding domestic uranium supply.
• Leadership Quote: “By focusing first on hydrogeological indicators, we are taking a cost‑effective and scientific approach to prioritizing drill targets for ISR uranium potential.” – Mark Kolebaba, President & CEO.

Notable Quotes

“The Dry Fork program is an important step in advancing our first uranium property in Wyoming… Our team has had tremendous success in advancing uranium assets from exploration to production scenarios.” – Mark Kolebaba, President and CEO, URZ3 Energy Corp.