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Digbee founder and CEO Jamie Strauss and GreenRoc Strategic Materials CEO Stefan Bernstein talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about the GreenRoc’s recent completion of the Digbee ESG disclosure and how it is helping shape the company’s credibility and risk approach at an early stage of its development. Bernstein said the independent assessment has provided “a set of corporate and project analytics at our hand,” allowing GreenRoc to clearly identify both its strengths and the areas where improvements are needed. He added, “It gives us a list of what we are doing well... and shows us things where we can improve.” The ESG review has also shifted how the leadership team considers risk and opportunity. Bernstein said the process has sharpened his view of ESG and reinforced the importance of having the “willingness” to face and improve upon the mineral industry’s legacy challenges. Strauss said GreenRoc’s disclosure creates a “practical approach to creating value.” He highlighted communication, guidance, and preparation as key benefits — especially in helping companies be ready for milestones such as financing and project development. Strauss noted that early adoption of ESG assessments allows companies like GreenRoc to build transparency and social license with communities and regulators. Watch more interviews on Proactive’s YouTube channel. Don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications for future updates. #GreenRoc #DigbeeESG #JamieStrauss #StefanBernstein #SustainableMining #ESGDisclosure #MiningInvesting #MineralsIndustry #GreenlandMining #ProactiveInvestors #ESGRiskManagement

Mosman Oil and Gas Ltd CEO Andy Carroll talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about a significant milestone at the company’s Sagebrush-1 well, located in the Leadville formation. Carroll revealed that historic gas sample data from 1993 confirms the presence of helium at a concentration of 2.7%, alongside 20% methane. This discovery enables Mosman to transition from exploration to evaluating the commercialisation of the helium resource. “We were actually looking at a possible work-over at the existing well to get a gas sample, but we've got about 30 boxes of data from the previous operator and found in those boxes the original gas sample report,” Carroll said. The gas flow rate from the earlier test was in the range of 152 to 163 thousand cubic feet per day, indicating potential for commercial development. Carroll also noted the strategic benefit of methane being present alongside the helium. The methane could be used for on-site power generation to support helium processing, reducing dependence on external power sources. Additionally, existing infrastructure—including a mothballed pipeline and nearby helium plants—could significantly streamline transportation and processing. Looking ahead, Mosman is preparing feasibility studies and engaging with the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe and regulatory authorities to conduct further 3D seismic work. These efforts aim to refine drilling plans across the Sagebrush area and adjacent Coyote Wash leases. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more insightful updates, and don't forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future content. #MosmanOilAndGas #HeliumDiscovery #SagebrushOne #LeadvilleFormation #EnergyStocks #NaturalGas #MethanePower #HeliumCommercialisation #OilAndGasExploration #ProactiveInvestors

Pantheon Resources Chairman David Hobbs and CEO Max Easley joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share preliminary flow test results from the Megrez-1 well in Alaska. The well is part of a six-interval testing program, and the first interval tested, the Topset 1 (TS1) reservoir, was fracture stimulated across 290 feet between 7,165 and 7,453 feet measured depth (MD). The well produced sustained strong liquid rates for 12 days, exceeding 1,000 barrels per day by the end of the flow-back period. However, no appreciable hydrocarbons were recovered during this initial test. Despite this, Easley noted the data reveals the TS1 reservoir is oil bearing but likely located within a transition zone that contains limited to no mobile oil or gas. Importantly, the technical data gathered from this interval has boosted the company's confidence in the five remaining, shallower intervals still to be tested. These higher zones are believed to hold greater potential for mobile hydrocarbons and increased productivity. TS1 will now be abandoned, and preparations are underway to begin testing the Lower Prince Creek interval. High-pressure pumping equipment is currently being mobilized to the Megrez pad. While the initial result may seem underwhelming at first glance, Pantheon emphasized that it strengthens their geological model and supports the likelihood of commercial success in the intervals yet to be tested. #proactiveinvestors #pantheonresourcesplc #mining #lse #panr #pthrf #OilAndGas #MEGREZ1 #FlowTesting #EnergyExploration #Hydrocarbons #AlaskaOil #OilDrilling #ResourceDevelopment #OilfieldUpdate

Bitwise Asset Management European Head Bradley Duke talked with Proactive's Stephen Gunnion about Bitcoin's resilience amid market volatility and the macroeconomic factors that continue to provide a bullish backdrop for the cryptocurrency. Speaking from Paris Blockchain Week, Duke noted that despite Bitcoin falling from its early-year highs of nearly $110,000 to around $83,000, market conditions remain supportive. He pointed to expectations of inflation, potential global rate cuts, and an expanding money supply as strong tailwinds. “The setup is very bullish at the moment,” he said, noting that supply-side constraints could accelerate any price recovery. Duke also highlighted growing interest from sovereign and corporate investors. He cited discussions in countries like Sweden, France, and Japan around holding Bitcoin as a strategic reserve, alongside listed companies and smaller private firms adding Bitcoin to their treasuries. “Currently, the corporate demand for Bitcoin is outstripping the supply by more than two times,” Duke explained. He concluded by noting the historically low exchange balances of Bitcoin, signalling a lack of sellers. “My feeling is that when it does start to move back up again, it's going to jump up because there simply aren't any sellers,” he added. Visit Proactive’s YouTube channel for more videos, and don’t forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel and enable notifications for future content. #Bitcoin #CryptoMarkets #BradleyDuke #BitwiseAssetManagement #ParisBlockchainWeek #BitcoinPrice #CorporateCrypto #StrategicReserves #CryptoInvesting #DigitalAssets