Canadian helium exploration company Helium Evolution has commissioned its helium processing facility in the Mankota area of southern Saskatchewan, Canada.
The plant, located at the Soda Lake facility, is designed to process 12 million standard cubic feet of raw gas a day.
Production will initially be supplied via three helium wells connected through a dedicated pipeline gathering system.
Helium Evolution holds a 20% working interest in the Soda Lake facility, with North American Helium holding the remaining 80%.
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