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Ellis Martin Report: Desert Mountain Energy (DMEHF) Acquires Additional Acreage Surrounding McCauley Field at the Holbrook Helium Project in Arizona
Malibu, CA, United States (ABN Newswire) - In this segment of The Ellis Martin Report, we cha...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Ellis Martin Report: Desert Mountain Energy (DMEHF) Acquires Additional Acreage Surrounding McCauley Field at the Holbrook Helium Project in Arizona\n \n Malibu, CA, United States (ABN Newswire) - In this segment of The Ellis Martin Report, we chat with Robert Rohlfing, the CEO of Desert Mountain Energy (CVE:DME)(OTCMKTS:DMEHF). The company recently acquired 40 acres surrounding the McCauley Field Finishing Facility at the Holbrook Helium Project in Arizona, for drilling of developmental wells planning to start in January 2022.\n \n \n The Company is pursuing ownership of acreages surrounding future well locations, believing it is in the best interests of both local landowners and the Company. Owning the land will allow the Company easy access and the ability to secure the wells while at the same time paying local landholders fair market value for the properties. \"Desert Mountain Energy is excited about the recent addition to our portfolio as we approach generating revenue in early 2022. We think it's important to build relationships with the local community because it rewards everyone,\" says CEO of Desert Mountain Energy Corp., Robert Rohlfing. \"The landholders are getting a fair deal and we're creating high-paying jobs for local communities; we're securing valuable land and the shareholders can be confident that we are continuing to build the leading helium producer in North America in an environmentally conscious manner.\"\n \n DME is pleased to announce additional details the purchase and construction of the McCauley Finishing Facility:\n \n \n - Contractor will be GENERON as previously announced\n \n \n - The facility will be a new plant designed by Sigit and the DME engineering team\n \n \n - The facility will be powered by solar panels and hydrogen, produced from the pay zone in Well #2 announced in a previous news release\n \n \n - Solar and hydrogen power ensures stable electric costs through the life of the facility and will be the first of its kind, in the World, known to the DME management. The facility will have a nearly zero carbon footprint in addition the gas supplying the facility have only fractional hydrocarbons and trace CO2, below any regulatory sequestration requirements.\n \n \n - The projected cost of the finishing facility and solar farm are estimated to be under US$7 million.\n \n \n - The finishing ...