Pulsar Helium, a primary helium exploration and development company, announced that it has entered into an exclusive option to lease non-hydrocarbon gas agreement with Keweenaw Land Association covering approximately 488,090 acres of mineral rights in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
This is an exclusive three-year exploration option commencing March 31. The option covers non-hydrocarbon gases including helium-4, helium-3, carbon dioxide and hydrogen, providing exposure to district-scale geological potential across the KLA land position.
“This agreement with Keweenaw Land Association marks a transformative step for Pulsar and for our Falcon Project in Michigan. The scale of this optioned land position, nearly half a million acres of exclusive helium exploration rights, is exceptional and reflects the quality of KLA as a partner and the strength of the geological thesis we have developed for the Upper Peninsula,” said Thomas Abraham-James, CEO of Pulsar.
