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Desert Mountain Energy Corp V.DME

Alternate Symbol(s):  DMEHF | V.DME.WT

Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is a Canada-based resource company. The Company primarily focused on exploration, development and production of helium, hydrogen and noble gases. The Company holds properties under lease for helium, oil and natural gas in the Holbrook Basin of Northern Arizona. The Holbrook Basin Helium Project comprises +1000,000 acres of key Helium prospects under lease. Located in the prolific Holbrook Basin in Northeast Arizona. Its secondary focus is developing hydrogen assets in the McCauley Helium Field. Noble gases or inert gases are six gaseous elements found in small amounts in the Earth’s atmosphere. They include helium (He), neon (Ne), argon (Ar), krypton (Kr), xenon (Xe), and radon (Rn).


TSXV:DME - Post by User

Comment by tylerod1on Aug 06, 2021 1:40pm
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RE:RE:RE:Huge Article on DME on Seeking Alpha. Buckle UP

RE:RE:RE:Huge Article on DME on Seeking Alpha. Buckle UP 
I read an old research paper that said the government never published the amount of HE3 reserves in texas because most of HE3 captured at that time was from decomissioning nuclear weapons. They didn't want anyone to be able to connect the dots on how many weapons were being decomissioned.  Once someone discovered they had less than 2 years reserves they immediately started rationing HE3 and the price skyrocketed. That's the price you keep seing groundpounder reference. That''s also one of the reasons legislation was introduced to force privitazation of helium so that new sources would be discovered. 

https://fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/R41419.pdf

excerpt from the article below

As shown in Figure 1, the decay of tritium held by the U.S. nuclear weapons program currently generates approximately 8,000 liters of new helium-3 per year. Historically, the price of helium-3 has been $100 to $200 per liter, with commercial prices rising to $2,000 per liter or more after the discovery of the shortage.
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