Terra Clean Energy (CSE:TCEC) has completed an independent technical report for the Marysvale Uranium Mines Project in Utah, US.
The report represents a milestone in Terra’s systematic evaluation of the project and provides a comprehensive review of the property’s geology, historical mining activities, exploration results, and future exploration potential. The report includes a recently completed data compilation program, digitisation of historical records, and interpretation of geological and structural information collected from Marysvale.
CEO Greg Cameron says over the past several months, the technical team has been compiling and digitising a substantial amount of data, while also completing modern geophysical surveys and developing a robust geological model.
“The report confirms the strong exploration potential of the project and provides a solid technical foundation as we move toward our initial drill program,” Cameron says.
“We believe the combination of historical production, encouraging exploration indicators, and modern exploration techniques positions the Marysvale Uranium Mines Project as an exciting uranium growth opportunity in the US.”
Permitting is advancing for an initial 10,000-foot core drilling program, designed to test priority targets identified through the technical review, airborne survey results, and three-dimensional geological modelling.
The program aims to confirm and expand known mineralisation and evaluate extensions of historically productive uranium-bearing structures.
Terra Clean Energy acquired the Marysvale Uranium Mines Project earlier this year. The project includes several past-producing uranium mines that sit within one of the most historically productive uranium districts in the western US.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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