33

Billion cubic feet of helium in shallow, easily accessible reservoirs indicated in geological studies

22.3

Million metric tons of CO2 sequestration potential per year and a total storage capacity of 2 billion metric tons

Among one of the largest carbon capture and storage opportunities in the world

OPPORTUNITY

• St Johns Field is a massive helium reservoir and immense carbon storage basin located on 152,000 acres in Apache County, Arizona.
• Extensive third-party geological studies performed on the property indicate reserves of up to 33 billion cubic feet of helium in shallow, easily accessible reservoirs.
• Capable of producing one billion cubic feet of helium per year, it will be among the most prolific helium production sites in the world.
• The helium produced at St Johns is exceptionally clean and environmentally friendly, with a net zero carbon footprint.
• In addition to its immense helium reserves, the geological characteristics of St Johns make it an ideal storage basin for carbon dioxide.
• With the ability to inject 22 million metric tons of CO₂ per year and a total storage capacity of over 1 billion metric tons, St Johns is set to become one of the largest carbon capture sites in the world.
  

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