DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY APPOINTS TIMOTHY S. ORR, Esq. AS COO, ADVANCES "PROJECT HELIOS." THE FUTURE OF AI POWER & DEFENCE INFRASTRUCTURE
- Infrastructure Scaling: Directing the development of midstream assets, including the 14.5-mile pipeline and salt cavern storage facilities required to provide "always-on" power.
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U.S. Exchange Readiness: Planning the Company's uplisting to a seniorU.S. Exchange to reflect its evolution from a resource explorer to a midstream helium & utility provider. -
Corporate Governance: Implementing institutional-grade compliance and
SEC -level reporting to support long-term infrastructure contracts with defense and tech partners.
"We are energized by this addition to our leadership team.
Project Helios: Providing Essential Utility for AI & Defense
Project Helios marks
- Energy-as-a-Service: Utilizing Company-owned natural gas to generate local, reliable electricity dedicated to high-capacity data centers and AI training hubs.
- Critical Cooling Infrastructure: Scaling production of Helium-3 and Helium-4, the essential non-renewable utilities required for supercomputing and quantum processors.
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Strategic Defense Alignment: During the recent
Department of Defense (DOW) symposium in Phoenix, AZ, management engaged withNATO , theUK MoD, and the US DoE. Discussions focused on the secure supply of rare gases and energy for industry titans, including Lockheed Martin, RTX, Gore, and Seekr (Mission First AI).
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