DESERT MOUNTAINENERGY COMPLETES GUNNAR DME WELL

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VANCOUVER in BC, Dec. 13, 2022 /CNW/ – DESERT MOUNTAINENERGY CORP. (“the “Company”) (TSXV: DME) (U.S. OTC: DMEHF) (Frankfurt: QM01) From the President of Company. Company is proud to announce it has completed its wildcat drill on Gunnar Dome prospect. As previously reported, the Company chose to test multiple areas of the well in order to better understand the local geology for future drilling locations. Seventeen zones were perforated, tested and then removed. Bridge plugs were placed to secure complete closure. Many of these zones contained gaseous mixtures that McCauley’s processing plant is not equipped to extract. These two sections, which were perforated in order to produce, are located within the same geologic formation. They have been separated by an impermeable layers with similar pressure. Both areas were perforated so that they would not exceed the area’s connate formation water values. The Company’s goal is to continue producing Helium without water or in close proximity to water.

The upper zone contained 96.5422% Nitrogen and 0.0063%CO2, and 2.8232% Helium. The balance was made up of fractional amounts of Methane and Ethane as well as Propane and Hexanes++. The lower perforated area contained 98.5523% Nitrogen and 0.0075%CO2, and 0.7183% Helium. The balance was made up of the same fractional molecules. The seven zones tested showed a similar mix of high Nitrogen levels and different Helium percentages. This further supports the Company’s ability to find Helium within a primary Nitrogen environment. It is also advised to avoid areas with high CO2 levels. Initial Gunnar Dome production is to be metered, and then transported approximately 24 mi to the McCauley Helium Processing Facility. Once production is established, throughput numbers won’t be disclosed.

“Gas composition is very important when combined with water-free, near-water-free production. It can be just as crucial as the Helium quality in the raw gas.” Robert RohlfingDesert Mountain Energy Corp. CEO. This well has high levels of Nitrogen, Helium, minimally fractional carbon dioxide and other noble gases. This makes it much easier for the first plant to operate.

DESERT MOUNTAIN ENERGY

Desert Mountain Energy Corp. is an publicly traded resource company that focuses on exploration, development, production and distribution of helium, hydrogen, and noble gases. The Company is interested in elements that are essential to the high technology and renewable energy industries.

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“Robert Rohlfing”
Robert Rohlfing
Exec Chairman & CEO

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