Desert Mountain Energy confirmed that it has received permits for the next two helium wells for its Guner Dome Wildcat prospect, located approximately 16 miles east of its McCauley Helium field. Work on the Guner Dome Wildcat prospect is expected to begin in July when the rig is finished with its current contract.
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Blade Energy Partners, an independent engineering contractor, recently completed an independent review of Grand Gulf Energy's assets focused on the drilling data and petrophysical logs of the Jesse-1A
Desert Mountain Energy (DME) currently holds ~C$19.7mm in cash, thereby remaining in a strong financial position. Recent well swabbing activities at the McCauley Helium Processing Facility indicate th
At the 3rd Brazilian Hydrogen Conference in Marica, Brazil, it was announced that the city has discovered the highest levels of natural hydrogen ever found in Brazil and around the world along with so