Pulsar Helium specializes in the acquisition and development of helium resources through advanced geological exploration techniques and asset management strategies. The company addresses the increasing demand for helium in various industries by ensuring a reliable supply of this critical resource.
Funding
$2M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
The increasing demand for helium across various industries, including medical technology, aerospace, and semiconductor manufacturing, is creating supply shortages. Traditional helium production, often as a byproduct of oil and gas extraction, struggles to meet this rising demand, necessitating the exploration and development of dedicated primary helium resources.
Solution
Pulsar Helium focuses on the exploration and development of primary helium resources, where helium is the main commodity, not a byproduct. The company utilizes advanced geological exploration techniques to identify and manage helium assets. Pulsar's flagship Topaz Project in Minnesota has demonstrated helium concentrations up to 14.5%, among the highest in North America, with minimal hydrocarbon content. The company is implementing a dual development strategy, advancing the Topaz Project towards production while also exploring the Tunu Project in Greenland, a rare primary helium occurrence in Europe. Pulsar has also signed an agreement with Chart Industries for the design of a dual helium-CO2 production facility.
Target Audience
Pulsar Helium's primary target audience includes investors interested in the helium market, industries reliant on a stable helium supply such as medical technology, semiconductor manufacturing, and aerospace, and stakeholders seeking exposure to critical raw materials.
Features
- Primary helium exploration and development, independent of hydrocarbon production
- Flagship Topaz Project with helium concentrations up to 14.5%
- Tunu Project in Greenland, a new helium province in Europe
- Exclusive leases for helium and associated gases
- Agreement with Chart Industries for helium and CO2 capture and production
- Implementation of advanced geological exploration techniques
- Application of geophysics (gravity and seismic) to identify potential helium accumulations