Anyone in on this one? They have had a string of good news lately. Admittedly, I am a bag holder at $1, but I am excited that it looks like their helium prospects in Arizona may be back on the table.

Operating in New Mexico near Roswell, the company is advancing AI-driven extraction technology, forging long-term energy supply agreements, and integrating carbon capture into its operations - aligning clean energy with cutting-edge AI infrastructure.

Key Highlights

- Roswell AI Data Center Partnership: Desert Mountain Energy supplies natural gas to a major AI data facility near Roswell, NM - only 3.5 miles from the company's southernmost well.

- New $3.2M Non-Dilutive Funding: Financing from Roswell Information Park to construct a 14.5-mile, 8-inch gas pipeline connecting wells directly to the AI center.

- Massive Gas Storage Project: Engineering underway for a salt cavern capable of storing up to 3 billion cubic feet of gas - the thickest salt bed in a 40-mile radius.

- Carbon Capture Integration: Collaboration with the data center on $940M carbon capture solutions, using existing CO2 pipelines to build a sustainable AI-energy ecosystem.

- Legal Victory Restores Arizona Helium Operations: The Arizona Supreme Court upheld Desert Mountain Energy's position, clearing long-standing legal barriers around its Holbrook Helium Field, enabling full resumption of development.

- Helium 3 & 4 Focus: Insight into the rare helium-3 isotope market (~$96,000/kg) - crucial for defense, border security, and nuclear research.

- Strategic Defense Alignment: The company was accepted into the Joint Directed Energy Consortium (JDEC) - a Department of Defense initiative integrating Sandia, Los Alamos, and White Sands Missile Range - to support innovations in directed energy, photonics, and advanced materials.

Quote from Robert Rohlfing:

"We're building energy independence and sustainability into the AI infrastructure of tomorrow - right here in New Mexico."