Grand Gulf Energy's Jesse#1A well, Utah, recorded helium concentrations up to 0.65% and a bottomhole pressure of 2,280psi, consistent with regional pressure modelling and initial reservoir pressures at the nearby Doe Canyon Helium Field. Further flow testing results are due this week.
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