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HELIUM (Data in million cubic meters of contained
helium gas1 unless otherwise noted)

Applications • Helium is a vital element
in the manufacture of
MRIs, semiconductors as
well as being critical for
space exploration,
rocketry and high-level
science.
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3. HELIUM (Data in million cubic meters of contained helium gas1 unless otherwise noted)

4. Substitutes for Helium

5. Applications • Helium is a vital element in the manufacture of MRIs, semiconductors as well as being critical for space exploration, rocketry and high-level science. • Main uses are : Magnetic resonance imaging, lifting gas, analytical and laboratory applications, welding, engineering and scientific applications, leak detection and semiconductor manufacturing, and various other minor applications.

8. End Uses

9. Questions answered Why is helium an important commodity? Helium market size and opportunities? Who are the main players? How is helium formed and produced? How is helium extracted? Estimated supply demand balance for helium (mmcf/y) What does the supply and demand balance look like? How is helium priced? What is current helium pricing? Estimated Chinese helium import prices by region, $/mcf Estimated European import pricing by region, €/mcf Where has helium supply come from? Many others…

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