Grand Gulf Energy has leased another 3,703 acres at the Red Helium Project in Utah, increasing the overall land position by over 16%, helium acreage increasing to a total of 27,303 acres. The leasing program has taken place before the release of its Red Helium Project (expected to spud in early 2022).
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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
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