DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY CORP. PROVIDES OPERATIONAL UPDATE
Desert Mountain Energy reports that its West Pecos Slope Abo Gas Field has been operational for over two months with AI-integrated autonomous systems. The field's production increased from 105 mcf/day at acquisition to a peak of 1.5mmcf/day through maintenance procedures. The company overcame technical challenges including malware attacks and equipment issues. The facility complies with 2025 emission regulations. The field produces approximately 30 bbls of salt water per day, significantly lower than regional averages. The company continues to explore hydrogen opportunities in Arizona and New Mexico, with different geological sources identified in each state.
Desert Mountain Energy riporta che il suo gasdotto Abo del West Pecos Slope è operativo da oltre due mesi con sistemi autonomi integrati con intelligenza artificiale. La produzione del campo è aumentata da 105 mcf/giorno al momento dell'acquisizione a un picco di 1,5 mmcf/giorno grazie a procedure di manutenzione. L'azienda ha superato sfide tecniche tra cui attacchi malware e problemi con le attrezzature. La struttura è conforme alle normative sulle emissioni del 2025. Il campo produce circa 30 barili di acqua salata al giorno, significativamente inferiore alla media regionale. L'azienda continua a esplorare opportunità di idrogeno in Arizona e Nuovo Messico, con diverse fonti geologiche identificate in ciascuno stato.
Desert Mountain Energy informa que su campo de gas Abo en West Pecos Slope ha estado operativo durante más de dos meses con sistemas autónomos integrados con inteligencia artificial. La producción del campo aumentó de 105 mcf/día al momento de la adquisición a un pico de 1.5 mmcf/día a través de procedimientos de mantenimiento. La compañía superó desafíos técnicos que incluían ataques de malware y problemas con los equipos. La instalación cumple con las regulaciones de emisiones de 2025. El campo produce aproximadamente 30 barriles de agua salada por día, significativamente menor que el promedio regional. La empresa continúa explorando oportunidades de hidrógeno en Arizona y Nuevo México, con diferentes fuentes geológicas identificadas en cada estado.
Desert Mountain Energy는 그들의 웨스트 페코스 슬로프 아보 가스 필드가 AI 통합 자율 시스템으로 두 달 이상 운영되었다고 보고했습니다. 이 필드의 생산량은 인수 당시 105 mcf/일에서 유지 관리 프로세스를 통해 최대 1.5 mmcf/일로 증가했습니다. 회사는 맬웨어 공격 및 장비 문제를 포함한 기술적 문제를 극복했습니다. 이 시설은 2025년 배출 규정을 준수합니다. 이 필드는 하루에 약 30 배럴의 염수가 생산되며, 이는 지역 평균보다 훨씬 낮습니다. 회사는 애리조나와 뉴멕시코에서 수소 기회를 계속 탐색하고 있으며, 각 주에서 다양한 지질학적 자원을 확인했습니다.
Desert Mountain Energy rapporte que son champ de gaz Abo à West Pecos Slope est opérationnel depuis plus de deux mois avec des systèmes autonomes intégrés à l'intelligence artificielle. La production du champ est passée de 105 mcf/jour lors de l'acquisition à un pic de 1,5 mmcf/jour grâce à des procédures de maintenance. L'entreprise a surmonté des défis techniques, notamment des attaques par malware et des problèmes d'équipement. L'installation est conforme aux réglementations sur les émissions de 2025. Le champ produit environ 30 barils d'eau salée par jour, ce qui est significativement inférieur à la moyenne régionale. L'entreprise continue d'explorer des opportunités d'hydrogène en Arizona et au Nouveau-Mexique, avec différentes sources géologiques identifiées dans chaque état.
Desert Mountain Energy berichtet, dass sein Abo-Gasfeld in West Pecos Slope seit über zwei Monaten mit KI-integrierten autonomen Systemen in Betrieb ist. Die Produktion des Feldes stieg von 105 mcf/Tag bei der Übernahme auf ein Maximum von 1,5 mmcf/Tag durch Wartungsmaßnahmen. Das Unternehmen überwand technische Herausforderungen, darunter Malware-Angriffe und Ausrüstungsprobleme. Die Einrichtung entspricht den Emissionsvorschriften von 2025. Das Feld produziert täglich etwa 30 Barrel Salzwasser, was deutlich unter den regionalen Durchschnittswerten liegt. Das Unternehmen setzt seine Erkundung von Wasserstoffmöglichkeiten in Arizona und New Mexico fort, wobei in jedem Bundesstaat verschiedene geologische Quellen identifiziert wurden.
- Production increase from 105 mcf/day to peak of 1.5mmcf/day at West Pecos Slope Abo Gas Field
- Low salt water production of 30 bbls/day, reducing operational expenses
- Successfully implemented autonomous AI-controlled processing systems
- Owns permitted water disposal well, reducing operational costs
- Plant meets 2025 emission regulations compliance
- Faced technical issues including malware attacks and equipment problems requiring additional investments
- Current production appears to be below peak levels
- hydrogen presence confined to specific geological settings within leases
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DME's technical team has worked through numerous challenges since the plant's start-up in June 2024. The team encountered a range of challenges, including malware and ransomware, wiring problems, and components not meeting engineering standards. The Company enlisted an automation team to rewrite software, enabling the company to avoid ransom demands from the malware creators. Upgrades were made to wiring, switchgear and bottlenecks in the system were addressed. The plant complies with the latest emission regulations for 2025 at both state and federal levels. The Company will implement additional upgrades as needed in response to any new regulations that may be enacted.
The West Pecos Slope Abo Gas Field, which was initially producing at a rate of 105 mcf/day at the time of acquisition on July 1, 2023, underwent immediate and cost-effective well maintenance procedures. The use of acid and surfactant sticks increased production levels to a peak of 1.5mmcf/day. The field also has a permitted water disposal well, significantly reducing expenses. Currently, the field produces approximately 30 bbls of salt water /day (SW/D) 0.1577 bbls or approximately 6 gal/day per well. Gas wells in
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Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is a publicly traded resource company primarily focused on the exploration, development and production of helium, hydrogen and natural gas. The Company is focused on helium extraction from different raw gas sources in an environmental and economical manner, supplying elements deemed critical to the renewable energy and high technology industries.
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