Over the last decade, spanning high-profile Helium Shortages 3.0 and more recently 4.0, the world has been alerted to the vulnerabilities of the global helium supply chain. While mega projects in Qatar and Russia, to name just two, have dominated headlines and courted the attention of onlookers, we've also seen the rise of a sustained movement towards exploration of both smaller and non-hydrocarbon-based sources.

Privately-owned North American Helium presently is the predominant producer of so-called green helium in the world and is widely seen as the company with the greatest growth potential — green helium is produced in conjunction with eco-friendly nitrogen rather than methane. To learn more about NAH’s past, present and future, including the competitive landscape for green helium, the Bulletin undertook an extended interview with Marlon McDougall, the company’s President and COO.

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https://www.dailyoilbulletin.com/article/2022/10/17/nah-is-leader-of-green-helium-pack/

In November 2021, the Saskatchewan government released Helium Action Plan: From Exploration to Exports to further bolster the province’s budding helium industry. The goal of the plan is to produce 10 per cent of the world’s helium by 2030 — making Saskatchewan a top-five global producer.

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https://www.dailyoilbulletin.com/article/2022/10/3/saskatchewan-to-become-a-major-helium-power/

North American Helium Inc. announced it has successfully brought its third helium purification facility on production in May with zero operational issues. This facility is located near the Village of Mankota in southwest Saskatchewan.