RE: Seis already said it, but nice to know the full picture.....4 Jun 2021 14:59
RNS from DME....
Nov 19 2020...
“The Company is pleased to announce that the Arizona Oil & Gas Conservation Commission has granted Desert Mountain Energy Corp. the permit to drill the third exploratory helium well in NE Arizona. This well is located approximately 70 miles west of the two successful wildcat helium wells the Company drilled then completed in August of this year. This well is situated on a known anticlinal feature which the Company ran proprietary seismic and other geophysical studies pertinent to locating specific trapping mechanisms required to have commercial quantities of helium.”
7th Dec 2020
“Vancouver, British Columbia — Desert Mountain Energy is pleased to announce that it has commenced drilling its third well in Arizona...
The well is anticipated to be drilled to a total depth (TD) of approximately 2,000 feet. This well is located approximately 70 miles west of the first two wells and is intended to prove up a number of significant geological structures in the western portion of the basin. The Company’s technical team has identified three potential target zones in this well. Surface casing has been set and cemented into place and after sufficient curing time for the cement, drilling to planned TD is ongoing.
After drilling this well to planned TD and a decision has been made to set & cement production casing, a completion rig will be brought in to complete the well, perforate and test specific zones. That testing if undertaken will include a full gas composition test completed by an independent third party.”
Then Dec 14 2020... 7 DAYS LATER!
“The Company is pleased to announce that it successfully completed drilling of the previously approved and permitted third well last Tuesday 12/08/20 and open hole logs run and production casing set and cemented into place. Upon the removal of drilling equipment, the single pit was immediately filled, thereby completing the initial remediation on 12/09/20. As previously press released the Company had drilled, set and cemented into place the surface casing to protect treatable water on 12/04/20. The production casing was run and cemented into place on 12/08/20 providing the additional protection to all zones as per the previously approved and permitted well design...
The open hole well logs indicated the Company encountered multiple prospective helium bearing zones. Resistivities in the three prospective helium bearing zones range from 48 ohms to a high in excess of 120 ohms. Excellent porosities demonstrated direct correlation to the prospective helium bearing zones with the thickest probable helium bearing zone being 59’ thick.
The successful drilling of the third well some 74 miles away from the first two wells (the results of which were previously announced in June and July 2020) clearly demonstrates the Company’s geologic modeling plans in reference as to the basic required trap mechanisms for commercial helium production in NE Arizona.“