Robert Rohlfing, CEO of Desert Mountain Energy To Speak At IADC/SPE Asia Pacific Drilling Technology Conference and Exhibition

Since 1983, the Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) and the International Association
of Drilling Contractors (IADC) have conducted an annual drilling conference that rotates
between Europe and the U.S. To better serve the growing membership and industry
professionals in Asia Pacific, the IADC/SPE Asia Pacific Drilling Technology Conference
and Exhibition (APDT) has been held biennially since 1996, rotating amongst major cities
in Asia Pacific. Over the past decade, APDT has established itself as a major technical
conference on drilling technology and operations in the region.

ENERGY, OIL & GAS: Desert Mountain Energy Profile

Driven by the expertise of CEO Robert Rohlfing, Desert Mountain Energy is threatening to shake up the US energy sector thanks to its advances in the exploration of helium and clean hydrogen

A relative newcomer to the field, Desert Mountain Energy (DME) began life as recently as 2018.

METALS NEWS: Don Mosher, President, DME, Discusses Exploration and Development of the World’s Potentially Highest-Grade Helium and Noble Gas Properties, in NE Arizona

We spoke with Don Mosher, President and Director of Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (TSX.V: DME, U.S. OTC: DMEHF, Frankfurt: QM01), a forward-looking Vancouver-based resource company, actively engaged in the exploration and development of the world’s potentially highest-grade Helium and Noble Gas properties, in Northeastern Arizona.

GASWORLD: ‘World’s first’ solar-powered helium processing facility under construction

Fabrication has begun on the ‘world’s first’ solar-powered helium processing facility.

Desert Mountain Energy is behind the McCauley helium processing facility, based in Arizona, US, that will use solar energy to produce and process helium in an environmentally friendly manner.

SEEKING ALPHA: Desert Mountain Energy: A Way To Play The Worldwide Helium And Neon Crisis

I’m going to make the premise of this article really easy in four points.

First, the world is experiencing a helium shortage and Desert Mountain Energy (OTCQX:DMEHF) might be the ticket to play this looming crisis.

Second, A large percent of the worlds neon production just stopped via the Ukraine-Russia war. Some sources place this at 50% of worldwide neon production, while others peg it at 90% (if looking at semiconductor grade neon). Guess who found neon gas in wells. Answer: Desert Mountain Energy.

EPSTEIN RESEARCH: Desert Mountain Energy, the helium gas stars are aligned

As bullish as I’m on Desert Mountain Energy, other He juniors could also be successful. But most others are 6-12 months behind in terms of meaningful production, and a further 12-24 months (if ever) from designing, permitting, funding, building, commissioning & operating a facility like the one that DME will start commissioning in July.
Compared to peers, DME has a more experienced mgmt. team, Board + advisers, and is fully-funded through positive free cash flow. 

THE MARKET MINDSET: DME Wins Canadian Business Award for Top Helium Exploration & Discovery Company

Desert Mountain Energy Corp recently announced that they were the recipients of “Best Helium Exploration and Development Company – North America” by the Canadian Business Awards 2022. Robert Rohlfing, CEO of Desert Mountain Energy sits down with The Market Mindset to discuss the recent news along with

DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY HAS BEEN AWARDED BEST HELIUM EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMPANY – NORTH AMERICA

The Company is pleased to announce that they have been chosen as the recipient of “Best Helium Exploration and Development Company – North America” by the Canadian Business Awards 2022.

ELLIS MARTIN REPORT: DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY DISCOVERS HYDROGEN FIELD IN ARIZONA (TSX-V:DME/OTC:DMEHF)

Robert Rohlfing, CEO of Desert Mountain Energy, sits down with The Ellis Martin Report to discuss their recent discovery of a hydrogen field in Arizona.

STOCKHOUSE: One of the Last Stocks Filling the Helium Supply Gap

From medical equipment, aerospace applications, alternative energy sources, and even the computer and video gaming industries, distinct major markets claim helium as a crucial element to their future. While supplies dwindle, prices are rising.