Desert Mountain Energy is continuing to re-assemble its helium processing facility in New Mexico, following its move from Arizona.
The helium exploration and development company has said that an additional dehydration unit will be added to the system, resulting in the removal of helium, inert gases, and heavy C-molecules.
It is believed this addition will result in a higher net price for the methane gas produced.
The elimination of these particles will also have an immediate and substantial impact on the net price received by the company for its natural gas.
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