DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY RECEIVES SPACING EXEMPTION ORDER FOR THE McCAULEY HELIUM FIELD
Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (TSXV: DME; OTC: DMEHF) announced that it has received an exemption from the Arizona Oil and Gas Commission, allowing it to drill wells on 40 acres instead of the standard 640 acres. This exemption facilitates the exploration of hydrogen and helium resources in the McCauley Processing Facility, where flow lines for three proposed hydrogen wells have been installed. The company plans to launch a geophysics program in April 2023, with drilling set for June and results expected by July. Additionally, Desert Mountain Energy has been recognized in the TSX Venture 50 as a top-performing company.
- Received a spacing exemption to drill on 40 acres instead of 640 acres, enhancing resource exploration.
- Installation of flow lines for three proposed hydrogen wells indicates progress in operations.
- Included in the TSX Venture 50, showcasing recognition as a top-performing company.
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