Sproule Report - June 2025 - nearly a year ago27 Mar 2026 10:58
"There are three main uncertainties for the production of helium: liquid production rate, gaswater ratio, and helium concentration. These are discussed in the next three sections."
"It is possible that GWR and helium concentrations will decline with water production over time.
However, it is impossible to estimate if and how this will occur at present, which is reflected in
Sproule-ERCEβs estimates of both GWR and He%."
"Helium concentration (βHe%β) is the percentage of the produced gas that is helium. Helium
concentration has been measured during the well test and from seeps at the surface. Sproule
ERCE has reviewed all of the available data and determined a P90-P50-P10 He% range of
3.3%-5.2%-8.3%. The He% data points collected are highly variable, and therefore, further
appraisal is recommended, as with the GWR."
"The development schedule provided by Helium One assumes start-up in Q3 2026."
"Five production wells are planned for the EPS, with drilling to commence in Q4 2025. Helium
One has advised that there is an onshore drilling rig ready to deploy, and that each well would
require 4 to 6 weeks for sequential drilling. Sproule ERCE considers this a realistic estimate
for drilling time based on onshore drilling benchmarks. On this schedule, all five wells are
expected to be ready before the EPF comes online in Q3 2026." Has it happened? Nope.
So how far behind are they exactly? I think Chat is right, it's likely to be 2027 before anything of interest starts to happen, if at all..
Read that Sproule report people!