DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY MOBILIZES RIG AND UPDATE ON THE McCAULEY FIELD LEASE
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (TSXV: DME, OTC: DMEHF) announced that a drilling rig will mobilize to the Gunnar Dome prospect in Arizona, aiming for a depth of approximately 4,500 feet. This well targets gas zones with high nitrogen concentrations, and initial helium production is expected through a plant under construction by GENERON. The company is in discussions for helium supply agreements but currently has no long-term contracts. Additionally, Desert Mountain is developing hydrogen production strategies and addressing lease claims related to the McCauley family minerals.
- Drilling rig mobilization to the Gunnar Dome prospect, indicating progress in exploration.
- Anticipation of initial helium production through an under-construction processing plant.
- Ongoing discussions for helium supply agreements demonstrate potential revenue streams.
- Plans for hydrogen production development, indicating growth opportunities.
- Lease claims from a third party regarding the McCauley family minerals may pose legal risks.
- No long-term contracts signed for helium supply, indicating potential revenue uncertainty.
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VANCOUVER, BC, July 11, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY CORP. (the "Company") (TSXV: DME) (OTC: DMEHF) (Frankfurt: QM01) From the President of the Company.
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. We will be utilizing our same successful drilling procedures, including multiple casing strings designed to protect all zones and the environment. Our geologic modelling suggests that the gas composition should contain high concentrations of nitrogen. At this point, we would anticipate initially running any commercial quantities of helium through the plant currently under construction by GENERON.
The Company feels that since this is a documented domal structure with closure on all sides the well has been situated to take maximum advantage of the trapping mechanisms of the underlying formations.
The helium processing plant construction continues and assembly by GENERON will be shipped to us via our trucking company upon completion. When finished, the plant will be situated on property that the Company currently owns and is not subject to any form of lease agreements. The Company continues to be contacted by numerous entities looking to secure some percentage level of helium from us when we go into production. As of today, other than for the USFCR documents to allow us to get paid the same day as transport, we have not signed any long-term contracts. We have multiple ongoing discussions with company's whom we have signed MDNAs and therefore, will not be making any comments concerning those negotiations or the methodology for pricing. It is our goal to have no account receivables in relation to helium production.
With regards to future hydrogen production, we have signed MDNAs and are actively working to develop a long-term strategy and look forward to having announcements on that sector within the next 30-45 days. This sector by its very nature must be considered as a long-term possible factor for the Company.
The Company was notified by Chevelon Minerals LLC., the owner of the McCauley family minerals, that a company which had previously attempted to lease from the family was making a claim that a valid lease with them was already in play.
The Company, early in its due diligence with Chevelon Minerals LLC., had been advised by the McCauley family that, after the material requirements of this prior lease had not been met, they had restructured their mineral ownership and placed the leases in question into Chevlon Minerals LLC. The representative also stated that they would work with the company in defence of the title and leases that Desert Mountain Energy Corp. has with them. For the record, the Company has paid Chevelon Minerals LLC. in excess of
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is a publicly traded resource company primarily focused on exploration, development and production of helium, hydrogen and noble gases. The Company is primarily looking for elements deemed critical to the renewable energy and high technology industries.
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