Helium Evolution CEO Greg Robb: First Drill Program Set in June, Helium Production in 2023

Helium Evolution (TSXV:HEVI) CEO Greg Robb shared that the company successfully raised over C$12 million in financing, acquired helium permits for 5.6 million acres of land in Saskatchewan, purchased approximately 650 kilometers of 2D seismic data and identified a number of potential drill targets.

“We plan on starting our first drilling program in June; we've got six targets picked to start with," Robb said. "We've engaged the engineering firm to start working on some processing units for us. And so following our drilling program, which will be about eight weeks in June and July, there'll be some testing into August. Then in the fall, we'll do some seismic, maybe some further drilling. While our facilities are being fabricated, we'll get ready to put those in place. And if everything comes together as we envision it, we will be producing helium in the first quarter of 2023.”

Canada’s helium reserves are largely undeveloped and present an opportunity to support North American demand. Saskatchewan is also home to one of the most highly concentrated helium resources in the world and a "land rush" has taken place in the province to secure land rights to previously untapped helium resources.

Helium Evolution is focused on helium extraction, which offers a green alternative to harvesting helium as a by-product of natural gas. The company’s land package is located in a helium-rich area in Saskatchewan, which is in close proximity to the US market, facilitating easier trade.

“The market is highly specialized," Robb shared. "A lot of the product will go to the US, but also to Southeast Asia. It's transported in specially manufactured tube trailers that are filled up on site through a processing facility. And then they go down the road in relatively small allotments of about 200,000 cubic feet per truckload, and it'll go to the US. In some places, it goes to liquefaction facilities where it's turned into a liquid product and will go overseas to Korea, Japan, Taiwan, where they make semiconductors and in this material, it'll also go into Texas and California. The liquid product, which is the premium product, goes in what we call ISO containers, and that's also a very exciting area. Saskatchewan wants to get into the liquefaction area, so we're thinking maybe 24 to 36 months down the road, there could be a liquefaction facility in Saskatchewan.”

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