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A helium reservoir in northern Minnesota is likely to be"expansive both laterally and at depth," a new survey shows.
"We are delighted to receive this 2D seismic data," Pulsar Helium president and CEO Thomas Abraham-James said in a statement. The results confirm that a previously discovered pocket of helium between 1,750 and 2,200 feet below the surface"is identifiable and that additional gas-bearing zones are likely at depth," he said.
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