The Aden Dome is located at the southern extremity of Alberta, right along the Montana border, and represents a rare and compelling opportunity in the Helium space. Its combination of deep structural architecture, potential migration pathways, stacked porous reservoir intervals and structural closure forms the basis of REV’s discovery model for this advanced prospect. First-ever drilling in late September/October 2026 revealed highly elevated Helium concentrations with exceptional reservoir properties via geophysical logs across multiple distinct geological horizons. A completions program commenced in early November.
The Aden Dome is strategically located within the increasingly prolific Sweet Grass Corridor where significant recent Helium discoveries have been reported. In addition, Montana has emerged as America’s newest Helium producer. The stacked exploration concept targeting both Helium-bearing sedimentary intervals and basement-derived Natural Hydrogen also significantly increases the probability of discovery and overall project value.
REV spudded its first Aden Dome well, Aden 12-4-1-9W4, on 25 September 2026 with Savanna Rig #416. Along with highly elevated Helium concentrations based on drill rig gas detection equipment, a strong Natural Hydrogen showing occurred in the basement. A service rig began completion operations in November 2026 to test pressure, reservoir quality, gas composition and deliverability to confirm this emerging new Helium discovery with Natural Hydrogen potential as well.

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Aden Dome
Aden Dome property map, 6 November 2026
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