Montana Helium Drill Targets
New 3D Seismic Data Defines High-Priority Helium Drill Targets at Montana West Butte Project
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A company pursuing helium and natural hydrogen reserves has identified multiple drill targets at its Montana West Butte Project using 3D seismic data Seaforth Huron Expositor. The project team — the same crew that discovered both natural hydrogen and helium at Saskatchewan's Lawson site — is now moving toward drilling in Montana's Sweetgrass area based on regional helium fairway analysis Financial Post.
CEO Jordan Potts emphasized that while helium development is the priority, the Montana corridor also holds untapped natural hydrogen potential Northern News. The technical team is finalizing drill target selection and preparing to enter the Montana well-licensing process The Crag and Canyon.
Seismic Data Reveals Helium Targets in Montana Corridor
The 3D seismic survey at West Butte pinpointed multiple high-priority helium drill targets across the project area Seaforth Huron Expositor. Site selection focused on the regional helium fairway, drawing insight from successful exploratory wells drilled in southern Alberta and available geological data from Northern Montana's Sweetgrass area Fort Saskatchewan Record.
Same Team Behind Saskatchewan's Lawson Discovery
The Montana project is managed by the team that led MAX Power's exploration program in Saskatchewan, resulting in the Lawson Discovery Northern News. That discovery yielded both natural hydrogen and helium resources, giving the team proven expertise in finding and evaluating these emerging energy sources The Whig.
Dual Strategy: Helium Focus With Hydrogen Upside
Potts stressed that bringing helium to market remains the core objective at West Butte Financial Post. However, the Montana location also carries underexplored natural hydrogen potential, giving the company optionality across two clean energy frontiers Shoreline Beacon.
Drilling Process Advances Into Licensing Phase
The technical team is completing final drill target selection before submitting applications to Montana's well-licensing authorities The Crag and Canyon. Once approved, the company will begin drilling operations at its chosen location or locations to test the seismically defined prospects Chatham Daily News.
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