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Helium plant a big step closer

It’s time to get excited. Our latest flow tests at our Yorke Peninsula tenement are giving us increasing encouragement that we are progressing towards a commercial Helium play.

The initial results from the Ramsay 2 well, released this week, essentially replicated what we achieved at Ramsay 1 – we flowed, separated and captured Helium. 

Despite non-optimal well designs, we have recorded sustained air-corrected purity levels of 19 and 20% across the two wells.

We see these results as proving we have a continuous and laterally extensive 180m gross Helium reservoir.

The results move us a good way towards Contingent Resource certification and that will further de-risk this proposition significantly.

Our planning for a Helium pilot project is gathering steam and we have had multiple international third party technology and distribution conversations.

We have now started moving the testing equipment to Ramsay 3 for the final round of tests. Ramsay 3 is about a 2.5km step-out away, and we will test for Helium and Natural Hydrogen (for the first time in this campaign).

The Ramsay 3 site, where our flow testing equipment is being moved to.

 

This is the best designed set-up we will have used so far, the lessons from Ramsay 1 and 2 giving us a great opportunity to maximise the last test results.

We hope we’re in a position by the second week in September to start revealing initial results.

Based on what we are seeing so far, we believe an optimistic view would be a commercial pilot plant for Helium being in operation by the end of next year.

Meanwhile, if you want to see how experts are rating Gold Hydrogen’s de-risking program so far, I recommend having a read of the latest report from London-based independent investment bank and corporate broking firm Hannam and Partners.

Here’s the link (but you’ll need to register on their website to read it).

Their earlier reports are here and here.

Finally, thanks for the great feedback on our recent webinar. We will definitely do more of these. The original recording is still available here.

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