“I think we’ll be in the startup by the 1st of November. We expect to be receiving the modular housing units from GENRON, sometime in the next three weeks. The solar panels are in storage, they’ve landed from overseas. The fencing is going up next week. The trenching is being done right now. The plot itself, the 10.6 acres, that’ll house the solar panels and the processing facility, that site has been prepared and leveled and gravel has been laid down on it. We’re building it right now, and we’ll probably have this whole thing built and turned on in the next six weeks.”

Get a glimpse into the more technical side of the helium industry!

From DME’s drilling practices and the tools we use to the challenges encountered along the way, James Hayes, VP of Engineering discusses it all on this podcast hosted by Keith Stelter

Andrew O’Donnell is joined by Robert Rohlfing, CEO & Executive Chairman of Desert Mountain Energy, to get the latest update on:

DME’s contract with GENERON
The McCauley Helium Processing Facility, including its solar power capabilities and what grade of helium it will produce
Hydrogen and what makes Desert Mountain Energy’s discovery unique