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NewsHelium markets tighten up due to unplanned outages
At a time when helium supply would be ample if the major sources were operating normally and helium markets are anticipating a significant influx of new supply by the end of the year, a series of unplanned outages has temporarily disrupted supply, writes Phil Kornbluth.
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Imperial Helium completes drilling on its Steveville Helium asset
Imperial Helium has today (26 th July) said that it has successfully drilled, logged and cased its first well on its Steveville Helium asset, in South-eastern Alberta.
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New partnership to develop drone-based natural hydrogen and helium detection technology
A newly formed partnership is looking to develop and commercialise drone-based natural hydrogen and helium detection technology.
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Desert Mountain Energy appoints Davey as Vice-President of Land
Desert Mountain Energy has appointed Jessica Davey as Vice-President of Land and to the Board of Directors.
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Desert Mountain Energy shares helium discovery on well
Desert Mountain Energy has said it encountered significant showings of helium across for formations in its fourth wildcat well in British Columbia.
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Noble Helium: There’s going to be plenty of helium available over the next decade
Justyn Wood, CEO of Noble Helium, on Friday (July 4) told gas world TV there is going to be plenty of helium available over the next decade, and the demand is only going up.
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Royal Helium climax field operations; appoints Negium as Manager of Well Operations
Royal Helium has resumed its resource and reservoir testing programme at the remaining untested helium zones of interest up hole from the Regolith discovery zone in the Climax-3 well.
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Imperial Helium starts drilling on its Steveville helium property
Imperial Helium has begun drilling its first well on the Steveville helium property, located in Southeastern Alberta, Canada.
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Helium: A Year of Change
“We’re seeing a growing helium industry moving forward and establishing its roots, which will in-turn drive more Canadian industry.”
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Chart acquires LA Turbine
Chart Industries has acquired LA Turbine (LAT) for $80m in cash, which Chart CEO Jill Evanko says will lead to ’significantly shorter and guaranteed delivery times’ of hydrogen and helium liquefaction turboexpanders.
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Gazprom starts up second train at Amur GPP
Gazprom has started the second train of its Amur Gas Processing Plant (GPP) in the far southeast of Russia, which is set become a major source for global helium supply.
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Montana: Avanti Energy acquires 50,000 acres of land for helium exploration
Avanti Energy has entered into binding agreements to acquire two additional sites, totalling 50,000 acres, in Montana for helium exploration.
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Chart secures helium liquefaction order
Chart Industries has secured a helium plant order from one of Russia’s largest independent oil and gas producers.
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Helium start-up activity at unprecedented levels
One result of the recurring shortages that helium markets experienced during the last decade has been an unprecedented amount of interest in exploring for helium among small start-up companies.
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North American Helium provides company update
North American Helium’s Chairman and CEO, Nicholas Snyder, re-congratulated the team on the completion and successful start-up of the company’s Battle Creek helium plant, but said more discoveries are needed and “this is just the beginning,” in a recent company update.
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Global Helium adds prospective acreage in Saskatchewan’s Helium Fairway
Global Helium on Tuesday (25 th May) said it has added an additional 37,100 hectares (91,675 acres) in the Vermillion Hills area in Saskatchewan for helium exploration.
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North American Helium starts up second plant
North American Helium (NAH) has announced the start-up of its second helium purification facility in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Bauer Compressors: Limiting helium waste with recycling technologies
75 years ago, just one year after the end of the Second World War, Hans Bauer started to produce compressors at his parent’s property. Never in his wildest dreams could he have imagined that he was laying down the foundation for a global corporation that today has 350 accredited sales ...
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Writing new chapters in Europe
Rob Cockerill reflects on the changing outlook for the European industrial gases business, against a backdrop of decarbonisation, digitisation and a divergence in local landscapes.
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Reminders of the helium supply chain complexities
Rob Cockerill reflects on an interesting quarter for helium in his latest column for gasworld.
