Pulsar Helium Inc. Enhances Production with Upcoming Well Clean-Up Program at Topaz Project
- Pulsar Helium Inc. initiates a well clean-up program to enhance production at Jetstream #1 and #2 wells in Minnesota.
- Jetstream #1 has shown high helium concentrations of 14.5%, significantly exceeding the economic threshold for profitability.
- The company emphasizes sustainability, using NSF 60 compliant additives in its clean-up process for responsible resource management.
Pulsar Helium Inc. Advances Helium Production with Upcoming Well Clean-Up Program
Pulsar Helium Inc., a leading company in helium project development, initiates a significant well clean-up and flow testing program for its Jetstream #1 and #2 wells at the Topaz Project in Minnesota. Set to commence in mid-July 2025 and conclude by early August, this program aims to enhance the production capabilities of the wells by removing drill fines from the wellbores. Notably, Pulsar employs a truck-mounted coil tubing unit for the clean-up, thereby eliminating the necessity for a traditional drill rig. The operation involves a precise mixture of water, nitrogen, and NSF 60 compliant additives, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental standards while optimizing well functionality.
The Topaz Project has already shown promising results, particularly with Jetstream #1, which has reached a total depth of 5,100 feet and recorded helium concentrations as high as 14.5%. This figure significantly exceeds the economic threshold of 0.3%, indicating the project's lucrative potential. Furthermore, Jetstream #1 previously demonstrated a remarkable flow rate of 821,000 cubic feet per day, showcasing the well's capacity to produce helium at a substantial volume. Meanwhile, Jetstream #2, completed in February 2025, reached a depth of 5,638 feet, further solidifying the project's viability as Pulsar Helium continues its exploration and development efforts in the region.
The upcoming pressure and flow testing will provide critical data on the wells' performance, with results expected to be released incrementally as verification processes unfold. Pulsar's President & CEO, Thomas Abraham-James, expresses optimism regarding the clean-up program, citing encouraging pressure readings from the company's Q1 drilling activities. The Topaz Project positions Pulsar as a pioneering force in the helium sector in northern Minnesota, which not only enhances the company's portfolio but also contributes to the growing demand for helium in various industries, including technology and healthcare.
In addition to the clean-up program, Pulsar Helium Inc. emphasizes its commitment to sustainability and responsible resource management. The use of NSF 60 compliant additives during the clean-up process reflects the company's dedication to environmental stewardship while pursuing profitable helium extraction. As the helium market continues to evolve, Pulsar's strategic initiatives at the Topaz Project reinforce its role as a key player in meeting the increasing global demand for this essential gas.