Canada-based helium exploration firm Helium Evolution Incorporated (HEVI) says its Soda Lake processing facility is in its final stages of construction.
A joint project with North American Helium Incorporated, the site in south Saskatchewan is designed to process 12 million standard cubic feet per day of raw gas.
It will initially be supplied by three helium wells connected through a dedicated pipeline gathering system.
Construction of the wellsite metering facilities and associated pipeline infrastructure is underway and expected to take a month to complete.
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