Andrew O’Donnell is joined by Robert Rohlfing, CEO & Executive Chairman of Desert Mountain Energy, to get the latest update on:
DME’s contract with GENERON
The McCauley Helium Processing Facility, including its solar power capabilities and what grade of helium it will produce
Hydrogen and what makes Desert Mountain Energy’s discovery unique
The Company is pleased to announce that it has acquired an additional 40 acres of land for future facilities in Navajo County, Arizona.
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. has made progress on the Gunnar Dome prospect and has set and cemented the production casing.
The Company is pleased to announce that it has encountered the largest number of helium and hydrogen showings from all wells drilled thus far, on its Gunnar Dome prospect in Arizona.
Despite management teams talking a lot about a severe shortfall in helium gas supply with reverberations that are leading to a comprehensive rethinking of security of supply & ESG initiatives, most investors don’t know much about helium. It’s simply not as SEXY as high-tech battery metal/EV plays or high-grade gold discoveries.
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is honoured to be named to the Silicon Review’s list of 50 best companies to watch in 2022.
Robert Rohlfing, CEO of DME, sat down to discuss…
In this article, we will cover the helium crisis as well as future plans of Desert Mountain Energy (OTCQX:DMEHF). First, we will cover the claim jumpers challenge that DME faces and then we will look at positive events concerning the company.
The Company is pleased to announce they have entered into an agreement with Beam Earth Ltd. to cooperate and define the commercial possibilities of the Company’s sulphur-free hydrogen discoveries.
Desert Mountain Energy is pleased to announce the spudding of the Gunnar Dome Wildcat Well. The intended depth of this well is 4,500’+- and is designed to test all zones to the top Granite Formation.
The Company is pleased to announce that the rig has been released to us and will be mobilized to our Gunnar Dome prospect in Arizona. The intended depth of this well is 4,500’+- and is designed to test all zones to the top Granite Formation.
Due to general negative market pressures over the weeks, and a corresponding reduction in the Company’s trading price, the Company will be reducing the per unit price of the private placement announced June 8 and 21, 2022.