REV has assembled a strategic 10,600-acre land package in northern Montana, positioning the company within an increasingly prolific Helium district that is quickly emerging as one of the most important new Helium fairways in North America.
The company’s land position is highlighted by the West Butte Property never previously drilled for Helium. West Butte captures a significant portion of a geologically continuous Helium system across a regional structural corridor that has produced notable recent discoveries.
West Butte Property
In August 2026, REV completed an 8.5-square mile 3D seismic survey that was carried out by Tetra Tech, the same firm that completed a similar survey earlier this year at MAX Power’s Lawson Natural Hydrogen Discovery in Saskatchewan. The West Butte 3D survey was highly successful, providing enhanced definition of structural geometry and fault architecture, as well as reservoir position and indication of four-way closure. Targets include stacked Devonian Beaverhill Lake reservoir sections and deeper Basal Sandstone intervals lying directly upon the Precambrian basement complex.
West Butte is a compelling multi-zone Helium discovery opportunity. Comparable Devonian and Cambrian reservoirs exist elsewhere in the Sweet Grass Corridor and the broader Northern Great Plains Helium Fairway that extends from Montana into southern Alberta and Saskatchewan. The potential for Natural Hydrogen accumulations also exists.
South Aden / Northern Sweet Grass Property
REV has secured a contiguous land position directly underlying and extending south of the Aden Dome located at the southern tip of Alberta along the Montana border. This newly consolidated position was acquired given the confidence of the geological team in the Aden Dome and the potential for similar prospective signatures to the south.
