ENERGY TRANSITIONHelium

Arbuckle / Elkton Aquifer (Helium)

Cambrian–Ordovician carbonates with radiogenic helium charge

Alberta supplies a large share of Canadian helium, yet there is no consolidated helium-composition raster for the province — the clearest survey gap surfaced in this pane.

VALUE UNDER EACH SCENARIO

How the price deck moves this asset

ScenarioPrice indexRecoverableEconomicClears break-even
Reference1.00×$903M$903M100%
High Oil Price1.00×$903M$903M100%
Low Oil Price1.00×$903M$903M100%
Energy Transition1.00×$903M$903M100%
High Demand1.00×$903M$903M100%
Supply Shock1.00×$903M$903M100%
User Defined1.00×$903M$903M100%

Driver: flat-linked. Use the Scenario Laboratory sliders on the map for arbitrary assumptions.

SURVEY COVERAGE

What documents this asset

  • 3D geological framework and depth models of AlbertaAlberta Geological Survey (AGS) · Subsurface geometry · 3D grids, 400–1,600 m cells; formation tops from AER well controlHarmonizedPublication ↗
  • Alberta geochemical sampling compilationsAlberta Geological Survey / GSC · Geochemistry · Point samples, variable densityPartially harmonizedPublication ↗

Coverage zones (2)

  • 3D geological framework & depth models — Alberta Geological Survey, Province-wide 3D grids, 400–1,600 m cells (Harmonized)
  • Northern basin specialty gas & indicator minerals (gap) — No consolidated provincial dataset, Case-by-case AER pool records and dispersal-train sampling only (Legacy / gap)

PROVENANCE

Registry rows

  • L13 · AGS Open Data Portal (surficial and bedrock geology)Alberta Geological Survey · Land · FreeSource ↗
  • L20 · AER well data (well lists, ST37)Alberta Energy Regulator · Land · MixedSource ↗

Commodity profiles