Helium can't be manufactured — it's pulled from the ground or not at all — and it's essential to everything from MRI machines to semiconductors. Finding it takes a particular kind of geology, and a particular kind of patience. We see it not as a separate business, but as a natural extension of the same land and geologic evaluation behind everything we do.
Among the first to explore for helium as a primary resource. Back when almost no one in the Rockies was chasing helium on its own, we were. That head start built a depth of experience in a resource most operators still overlook.
A track record of real discoveries. We've brought helium projects to market and discovered sizable fields — the kind of proof that matters more than any claim. Our helium has gone to some of the largest industrial gas companies in the world.
The same discipline as our oil and gas program. Helium isn't a different skillset for us — it's the same disciplined geologic and land evaluation, applied to a different resource. Conventional or unconventional, known field or new ground, we know how to evaluate it.
Rooted in the region we know best. The Rocky Mountains hold meaningful helium potential, and it's the country we've worked our whole careers. That local knowledge is exactly what a resource this specialized rewards.
