US EditionInterlune Signs Contract to Deliver Lunar Helium-3 Starting in 2029
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Interlune Signs Contract to Deliver Lunar Helium-3 Starting in 2029
In a historic move, Interlune has signed an agreement with the U.S. Department of Energy’s Isotope Program to supply helium-3 harvested from the Moon. This marks the first-ever government purchase of a space-sourced natural resource, with delivery expected by April 2029 at near-market rates. Scarce on Earth but abundant on the Moon, helium-3 is in high demand for national security, quantum tech, medical imaging, and clean energy. To extract the …
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