DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY FEATURED ON BV TODAY'S "ENERGY HOUR" AS COMPANY EXPANDS INTO NATURAL GAS FOR AI DATA CENTRE IN ROSWELL, NEW MEXICO

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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.

Positive

• Secured 100% natural gas supply agreement for the Roswell AI Data Center
• Additional revenue stream from managing third-party gas flows
• Potential for infrastructure grants and grid power sales
• Strategic expansion into AI data center energy supply market

Negative

• Project execution risks with site preparation not starting until Q1 2026
• Significant capital requirements for infrastructure development
• Dependence on successful scaling of data center power demands

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VANCOUVER, BC, Sept. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY CORP. (the "Company") (TSXV: DME) (U.S. OTC: DMEHF) (Frankfurt: QM01) from the President of the Company. DME was recently featured on the Energy Hour segment of BV Today Radio, where Company leadership highlighted DME's progress in helium and critical element exploration and its expansion into natural gas supply for advanced AI Data Centers in New Mexico.

Hosted by Ellis Martin of the Ellis Martin Report alongside CEO Robert Rohlfing and Pavlos Panagopoulos to introduce the company to Brandon Vogt's listening audience on Talk Radio KKOB 96.3FM / 770 AM in Albuquerque.

Energy Hour program highlights:

• Advancement of DME's vertically integrated helium production model
• Updates on current and planned activities in New Mexico and the UK
• The Company's role in reducing U.S. dependence on foreign helium supply
• Collaboration with the U.S. Government on helium-3 initiatives, with implications for national security and emerging technologies requiring helium

CEO Robert Rohlfing emphasized DME's role in building a secure domestic supply chain for its critical resources:

"What we're doing here is creating a stable, domestic source of helium that supports everything from medical imaging to semiconductor manufacturing," said Rohlfing. "We're not just explorers—our model is built around production, processing and sales. That vertical integration is what makes DME stand apart."

Adding a broader industry context, Ellis Martin of the Ellis Martin Report underscored the strategic importance of DME's work:

"Helium may not grab headlines like gold or oil, but it is one of the most critical resources for technology and defence. DME is right at the heart of that story."

Natural Gas Supply for Roswell AI Data Center in Roswell, New Mexico

In addition to DME's helium projects in Arizona and New Mexico, the Company is expanding into natural gas supply for the planned Roswell Information Park AI Data Center Campus, located north of Roswell, NM.

• The Park has signed an agreement to purchase 100% of its natural gas produced from DME's West Pecos Gas Field
• The agreement includes management of additional third-party gas flows into the Park, generating supplementary fee income
• The campus is expected to require 100-200 MW of power at start-up, scaling toward 4 GW, with site preparation scheduled for late Q1 2026
• DME is evaluating state and federal infrastructure grants to support construction, with potential to sell excess power back to the New Mexico grid

"The Roswell Information Park will generate new revenue streams for DME while creating valuable job and infrastructure growth in New Mexico," comments Robert Rohlfing, CEO of DME. "This project strengthens our long-term position in the energy transition and technology supply chain."

ABOUT DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY

Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is a publicly traded resource company primarily focused on the exploration, development and production of helium, hydrogen and natural gas. The Company is focused on helium extraction from different raw gas sources in an environmental and economic manner, supplying elements deemed critical to the renewable energy and high technology industries.

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FAQ

What is Desert Mountain Energy's (DMEHF) new agreement with the Roswell Information Park AI Data Center?

Desert Mountain Energy will supply 100% of the natural gas requirements for the Roswell Information Park AI Data Center from its West Pecos Gas Field, plus manage additional third-party gas flows.

How much power will the Roswell AI Data Center require?

The data center will initially require 100-200 MW of power at start-up, with plans to scale up to 4 GW over time.

When will the Roswell Information Park AI Data Center begin construction?

Site preparation for the AI Data Center is scheduled to begin in late Q1 2026.

What are the potential revenue sources for DMEHF from the Roswell project?

Revenue will come from natural gas supply, third-party gas flow management fees, and potentially from selling excess power back to the New Mexico grid.

How does this expansion align with Desert Mountain Energy's business strategy?

This expansion diversifies DME's revenue streams beyond helium production, positioning the company in the energy transition and technology supply chain while maintaining its focus on domestic resource development.