Topaz Project

Pulsar Helium’s Topaz Project located in Lake County is one of the world’s highest-content helium occurrences and was discovered in 2011 during unrelated mineral exploration.

Location

Babbitt

Products

Helium

About the Project

Helium is an essential ingredient for space exploration, semiconductor chip manufacturing, medical magnetic resonance imagery (MRI), and many other modern technologies. In recent years, the technology and medical industries have been impacted by supply interruptions as the global supply of helium has been unable to meet the demands of these critical industries.

Pulsar is an emerging multi-project primary helium company, with first mover advantage across three new locations: Minnesota, Michigan, and Greenland. Flow-testing of two wells at the Topaz project in Minnesota revealed Jetstream #1 averaging 8.1% helium and Jetstream #2 averaging 5.6% helium - results that reinforce Topaz's status as a top-tier primary helium discovery.

Pulsar Helium is continuing its exploration and appraisal efforts in northern Minnesota and legislative efforts as new rules for a gas regulatory framework are written and adopted by the State of Minnesota.

Learn more about this project Learn more about helium 3

Helium-3

only found in Minnesota and the moon

8.1%

Jetstream #1 average concentraction
(0.3% are considered economically viable)

Most common element in the universe after hydrogen

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