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Helium One Global announces the spudding of the Jackson-2 development well at its Galactica helium project in Las Animas County, Colorado. This marks the fifth well in the Galactica development campaign, where Helium One holds a 50% working interest alongside operator Blue Star Helium.
The well's shallow conductor has been set, and blowout preventers are being installed. The next phase involves drilling through the intermediate hole section, targeting the Lyons Sandstone Formation. Upon reaching Total Depth, the team will conduct wireline logging and collect flow and pressure readings.
Under the farm-in agreement, Helium One will fund the first US $450,000 of this well. The company also maintains its flagship Rukwa Project in Tanzania, where it recently accepted a 480km² Mining License in March 2025, following a successful extended well test that flowed 5.5% helium to surface in Q3 2024.
Helium One Global reports significant progress at its Galactica-Pegasus helium project in Colorado, where the Jackson-27 well has achieved impressive flow test results. The well, reaching a total depth of 1,183 feet, demonstrated natural flow rates exceeding 320 thousand cubic feet per day (Mcfd), with projected stabilized rates between 350-450 Mcfd and a maximum potential of 550 Mcfd.
Key findings include:
- Helium concentration up to 0.41% (air-corrected)
- 98.31% CO2 content
- High-quality gas-saturated Lyons Sandstone Formation
- Strong pressure build-up indicating good reservoir communication
The company holds a 50% working interest in the project, operated by Blue Star Helium. This development follows Helium One's recent success in Tanzania, where they secured a Mining License in March 2025 after proving a helium discovery at Itumbula West-1 with 5.5% helium flow to surface.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) reports successful drilling of the Jackson-27 well at the Galactica-Pegasus helium development project in Colorado, where it holds a 50% working interest. The well reached a total depth of 1,183ft with confirmed free gas presence.
Key findings include:
- 60ft of high-quality gas-saturated sands with 22-26% porosity in the Upper Lyons Sandstone Formation
- Natural gas flow observed during drilling and at total depth
- No water encountered during drilling
- Gas samples sent for laboratory analysis of helium and CO2 concentrations
The well is being prepared for surface pressure readings and flow testing, marking the fourth well in this development drilling campaign. Upon successful testing, Jackson-27 will be completed and prepared for production facility integration. The drilling rig will next move to the Jackson-2 L4 3154 well location.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) has reported positive flow test results from the Jackson-29 well at its Galactica-Pegasus helium development project in Colorado, where it holds a 50% working interest. The well, drilled to 1,183 feet, has demonstrated increasing natural flow rates reaching approximately 320 thousand cubic feet per day (Mcfd).
Initial laboratory analysis revealed helium concentrations up to 3.30% with 48.66% CO2 and 48.04% nitrogen. The projected stabilized flow rates, optimized for production, are expected between 350 Mcfd and 450 Mcfd, with a maximum potential of 550 Mcfd. Strong pressure build-up post-testing indicates high permeability and good reservoir communication.
The Galactica project, discovered by Blue Star in 2022, is being developed in partnership with Helium One, which will fund the first US $450,000 of this well. The project's location adjacent to the third-party owned Red Rocks helium project supports its commercialization potential.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) announces approval of construction permit for helium and CO2 processing plant at the Galactica-Pegasus project in Colorado, USA. The permit, granted through Resolution MF 2025-001 on April 15, 2025, authorizes Blue Star Helium to construct the Pinon Canyon Plant in Las Animas County.
The Board of County Commissioners approved the permit after confirming the facility's necessity, suitable location, adequate road access, and compatibility with surrounding land use. This milestone enables the project to advance to construction and operational phases.
The Galactica project, discovered by Blue Star in 2022, is operated under a joint venture where Helium One holds a 50% working interest and will fund the first US $450,000 of the well. The company also owns prospecting licenses in Tanzania, where its flagship Rukwa Project recently achieved successful helium flow rates of 5.5% in Q3 2024 and secured a 480km² Mining License in March 2025.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) announces the spudding of the Jackson-27 development well at its Galactica helium project in Las Animas County, Colorado, where it holds a 50% working interest. The well's shallow conductor has been set, and blowout preventers are being installed before drilling the intermediate hole section. The well will target the Lyons Sandstone Formation, followed by wireline logging and flow/pressure readings.
The Galactica project, discovered by Blue Star Helium in 2022, is part of the broader Galactica/Pegasus development. Under the farm-in agreement, Helium One will fund the first US $450,000 of this well. The project is strategically positioned adjacent to the third-party owned Red Rocks helium project, which supports the Galactica Project's commercialization potential.
Additionally, Helium One recently accepted a 480km² Mining License in Tanzania following their successful Itumbula West-1 discovery, which demonstrated continuous flow of 5.5% helium to surface in Q3 2024.
Helium One Global reports successful drilling of Jackson-29 well at the Galactica Project in Colorado, reaching a total depth of 1,183ft. The well encountered 61ft of high-quality gas-saturated sands with 22-26% porosity in the Upper Lyons Sandstone Formation, demonstrating strong natural flow.
The well showed no water during drilling, with wireline logs confirming gas saturation. Gas samples have been taken for laboratory analysis of helium and CO2 concentrations. Well head installation is underway for surface pressure readings and flow testing.
The Galactica/Pegasus development, discovered in 2022, has shown promising results with previous wells. Four existing discoveries delivered gas flows of 125-412 Mcfd with helium concentrations between 2.0-6.1%. Recent wells State-16 and Jackson-31 demonstrated production capabilities of up to 441 Mcfd and 500 Mcfd respectively.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) provides an operational update on the Jackson-29 well at the Galactica-Pegasus helium project in Colorado, where it holds a 50% working interest. The intermediate hole section has been successfully drilled to approximately 1,110 feet (338m) and casing has been set.
Operations are currently suspended due to weather conditions. Once conditions improve, Blue Star Helium will evaluate the cementing programme, run a cement bond log (CBL) to confirm bonding, and proceed to drill into the target Lyons Formation. Upon reaching total depth, the well will undergo wireline logging, wellhead installation, and flow and pressure testing.
The company also notes its recent success in Tanzania, where its Itumbula West-1 well achieved continuous flow of 5.5% helium in Q3 2024, leading to a Mining License application in September 2024, which was officially accepted in March 2025.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) has provided an update on the Jackson-4 L4 3154 development well at the Galactica-Pegasus helium project in Colorado, where it holds a 50% working interest. The well has demonstrated increasing natural flow rates, reaching approximately 190 thousand cubic feet per day (Mcfd), with projected stabilized flow rates expected between 250-350 Mcfd and a maximum potential of 450 Mcfd.
Initial laboratory analysis revealed helium concentrations up to 1.18% (not air corrected) and 85.93% CO2. The Jackson-4 well reached a total depth of 1,260 feet, encountering the Lyons Formation at 1,198 feet. Strong pressure build-up post-testing confirms high permeability and good reservoir communication, with calculated permeabilities ranging from 300 to 750 millidarcies.
Helium One Global (HLOGF) has formally accepted a Mining License (ML) offer for its southern Rukwa Helium Project in Tanzania. The license covers an extensive 480km² area in the Momba and Sumbawanga Urban Districts. Key developments include:
- Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) approval and Environmental Impact Certificate issuance
- First annual license fee payment completed
- Project progression from helium discovery to ML acceptance in just six months
- Successful helium flow of 5.5% achieved during Q3 2024 extended well test at Itumbula West-1
The next steps involve formal ML award and execution of Regulatory Framework Agreements, which will establish a joint venture between the company and the Tanzanian government for project development.