Desert Mountain Energy Stock Price, News & Analysis

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) signed a non-binding LOI to form a joint venture to build and operate a sodium–nickel–chloride (SNC) battery manufacturing facility in Roswell, New Mexico, announced Dec 2, 2025.

The plan proposes using produced water from regional oil and gas wells for cooling and processing, extracting sodium and certain rare earth elements (REEs) for sale, and powering operations with local natural gas to support an adjacent AI data-center. Parties will proceed to due diligence and definitive JV negotiations.

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) has secured a $3.2 million non-dilutive funding agreement with Roswell Information Park LLC for key infrastructure projects. The funding will support the construction of a 14-mile, 8-inch pipeline and associated infrastructure to supply natural gas to a planned hyperscale AI data center campus.

The company has identified a potential underground natural gas storage formation with up to 3.0 Bcf capacity. The development plan includes drilling 13 wells to ~3,900 feet in the Lower Abo Sand Formation, evaluating for helium-3, helium-4, and hydrogen potential. The project will generate revenue through gas storage operations, pipeline management, and future CO₂ capture initiatives.

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) has announced two significant developments: CEO Robert Rohlfing's appointment to the Advisory Board of Roswell Information Park LLC and the company's involvement in developing carbon capture solutions for a new AI-focused data center in Roswell, New Mexico.

The company will collaborate with Sustany LLC on implementing carbon capture technology connected to power generation at the data center. This initiative aligns with DME's strategy of combining sustainable practices with energy operations while supporting advanced technology infrastructure.

Additionally, the company provided a brief update on the Arizona Supreme Court's denial of the City of Flagstaff's petition regarding a March 4, 2025 Court of Appeals decision, though no further details were provided.

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) announced its expansion into natural gas supply through a new agreement with the Roswell Information Park AI Data Center Campus in New Mexico. The company will provide 100% of the facility's natural gas requirements from its West Pecos Gas Field and manage additional third-party gas flows.

The AI data center campus is projected to require 100-200 MW of power at launch, with potential scaling to 4 GW. Site preparation is scheduled for late Q1 2026. The company is exploring state and federal infrastructure grants and may sell excess power to New Mexico's grid.

The announcement came during DME's feature on BV Today's Energy Hour, where management highlighted their vertically integrated helium production model and collaboration with the U.S. Government on helium-3 initiatives.

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) has announced a significant legal victory as the Arizona Supreme Court denied the City of Flagstaff's petition for Review of a Special Action Decision on September 9, 2025. This ruling upholds the Arizona Court of Appeals' March 4, 2025 decision in its entirety in the case of City of Flagstaff v. Desert Mountain Energy Corp.

The company, which focuses on exploration, development, and production of helium, hydrogen, and natural gas, aims to supply critical elements to the renewable energy and high technology industries in an environmentally and economically conscious manner.

Desert Mountain Energy (OTC:DMEHF) has signed a significant agreement with Roswell Information Park LLC to purchase all natural gas produced by DME in the West Pecos Field. The company will also manage gas from other sources entering the Information Park's pipeline for additional management fees.

The planned information center will initially generate 100-200 megawatts of power, scaling up to over 500 MW. Construction is set to begin in Q1 2026. The company is exploring opportunities to sell excess power to New Mexico's grid and pursuing state and federal infrastructure grants.

Additionally, DME is collaborating with Sustany LLC to explore hydrogen assets at West Pecos Field and develop smaller data centers in Arizona's McCauley Field area.

Desert Mountain Energy (DMEHF) announced two significant developments: First, the EPA's approval of Arizona's Underground Injection Control (UIC) primacy request, giving the state direct oversight of underground injection wells for oil, gas, and helium production. CEO Robert Rohlfing highlighted this as a crucial step for state sovereignty and responsible resource development. Second, the company completed its non-brokered private placement, raising a total of C$981,500 through the issuance of 3,926,000 Units at C$0.25 per Unit. The final tranche raised C$10,000 with 40,000 Units issued. The Units include warrants exercisable at $0.35 expiring May 16, 2026, with an acceleration clause if the stock trades at $0.75 for 10 consecutive days.

Desert Mountain Energy Corp. (DMEHF) has announced the closure of the third tranche of its non-brokered private placement, raising an additional C$215,000 through the issuance of 860,000 Units at C$0.25 per Unit. The company has now raised a total of C$971,500 through 3,886,000 Units. Each Unit includes one common share and one warrant, allowing purchase of an additional share at CAD $0.35 until May 2, 2026. The private placement remains open until May 16, 2025. Finder's fees for this tranche included 68,800 warrants and C$17,200 cash. Units are subject to a hold period until September 3, 2025.

Desert Mountain Energy (DME) has signed a strategic agreement with Sustany Holdings to construct a large data center exceeding 200 MW, powered by grid electricity, solar energy, and natural gas. This partnership secures a long-term user for DME's natural gas and significant helium output.

The company plans to enhance operations by potentially adding a nitrogen separation unit and upgrading approximately 33 miles of new lines to increase natural gas and helium production. During these upgrades, wells and processing facilities will temporarily pause operations, with BLM approval secured.

Key developments include:

• Expansion of McCauley Helium Field solar facilities
• Integration with Southwest Power Grid in Arizona
• Commitment to environmentally conscious gas processing
• Planned UK expansion with CEO meetings

DME's gathering system maintains efficiency without methane leakage issues common in older systems. The company continues to focus on cost-effective operations while advancing projects in Arizona and New Mexico.