Join us as we speak with Frank Dumas, Director at St-Georges Eco-Mining (CSE:SX), to explore the company’s Icelandic subsidiary Iceland Resources — a unique portfolio featuring geothermal-derived metals, traditional ‘high-grade’ gold, and emerging energy-related opportunities.
Key topics discussed:
- Geothermal effluent as a metal source: An unconventional initiative born from identifying ‘high-grade’ metals – including silver and lead – in geothermal mud. St-Georges has since secured research rights and licences to investigate commercial extraction opportunities directly from geothermal effluent.
- THOR ‘high-grade’ gold project: An historical gold system featuring both epithermal and magmatic environments, THOR is accessible, permitted for surface work and previously produced gold before World War II. After years of partnership discussions, St-Georges now plans to advance it internally with a Resource Estimate and 2026 drilling.
- Hydroelectric and geothermal partnerships advancing: Iceland Resources also holds a 15% interest in a hydropower development now accelerating toward potential early monetisation, while ongoing engagement with geothermal producers supports the long-term metals-from-effluent strategy.
About the guest and company:
Frank Dumas represents St-Georges Eco-Mining, a Canadian technology-driven explorer working across critical minerals, battery materials and novel extraction methods. Through Iceland Resources, the company is developing a multi-stream opportunity spanning ‘high-grade’ gold, geothermal-derived metals and energy-linked assets.
Watch the full interview for insights into how St-Georges is unlocking unconventional and traditional resource value across Iceland.
