Helium is a Scarce, Non-Renewable Resource Essential to Modern Technology
Helium is a finite resource, with no commercially viable industrial process to replicate it. Helium has many applications that touch our daily lives – from the microchips in our cell phones to MRI machines, semiconductors, satellites, data centers, quantum research, the airbags in our cars, welding, and of course party balloons.
North America is Facing a Shortage of Beverage Grade CO2
Recent force majeure events to globally important CO2 production assets (such as Jackson Dome) have led this to be an ever-undersupplied commodity. This is particularly true in North America, where disruptions have left an in-demand market ripe for new suppliers.
Proton Green is Scaling Production at One of the Largest Helium & CO2 Reservoirs in North America
Proton Green maintains exclusive production rights to St. Johns Field, a 170,500 acre property in Arizona with a 33 billion cubic feet helium reservoir and 450 billion ton CO2 reservoir. The Company is poised to potentially become a meaningful producer of Helium and beverage grade CO2 in North America, leveraging strategic offtake partners to drive a predictable revenue stream.
