Pulsar Helium Commences 2D Seismic Program at Topaz Helium Project

Executive Summary

• Pulsar Helium Inc. has commenced a 2‑dimensional active seismic acquisition program at its Topaz Project in northern Minnesota.
• The survey, conducted by Faraday Geophysics, will cover five lines totaling 41.5 miles (66.8 km) and is expected to finish by mid‑March 2026.
• All required permits have been secured from U.S. federal, state, and local agencies, and the company is employing low‑impact seismic practices to protect the environment.

Key Details

• Survey Scope: 5 seismic lines; total length 41.5 miles (66.8 km).
• Contractor: Faraday Geophysics (Canada) – responsible for acquisition, processing, and delivery of data.
• Start Date: Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
• Projected Completion: Mid‑March 2026.
• Methodology: 2D active seismic using Vibroseis source and wireless geophone nodes; data will be processed into subsurface cross‑sections.
• Environmental Measures: Low‑Impact Seismic (LIS) techniques applied to minimize forest disturbance, timber loss, travel corridors, and surface impact.
• Permitting: Approvals obtained from U.S. Forest Service, Minnesota Department of Transportation, Lake County, Minnesota DNR, and private landowners.
• Purpose: Provide detailed subsurface imaging to support ongoing resource assessment, target selection for drilling, and inform the Jetstream multi‑well appraisal program at Topaz.

Notable Quotes

“The commencement of this extensive seismic program underscores our commitment to advancing the Topaz Project while safeguarding Minnesota’s natural environment.” – Thomas Abraham‑James, President, CEO & Director, Pulsar Helium Inc.