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This could be a big win in the great game to build a North American supply chain for #REE motors. As well as help secure #Japan 's access to natural resources. #rareearthelements #rareearth #neodymium #emobility #EV　#USJTA #electricvehicles #electricvehiclesarethefuture #mining #japanbusiness

Breaking News -RED ALERT! ‼️ ⭐️ 🥇 🏅 🏆. The Golden Triangle of BC gets a further vote of Confidence as Franco- Nevada agrees to pay nearly 10 million dollars to Scottie resources for 2% of the 3% Royalty Scottie has on their high grade project still in exploration stage! This is a huge endorsement for Scottie and the Golden Triangle! Note also this is a GSR gross Smelter Royalty so is subject to certain reductions which strongly suggests FNV sees Scottie as being very profitable, per my research and evaluation- this is very meaningful (IMHO ) Scottie’s is close in on the heart of the major discoveries in the area on the same trend as the Bruce Jack mine recently purchased by NEM for 4.5 Billion! With a B yes! The potential fir this area is huge! Scottie has been targeting as much as 2 to 3 million high grade ounces and been making great progress this next drill season promises to be very exciting for further discovery -adding more high grade ounces! In my view.. the Stock is very undervalued in this market and as the market shows such great signs of moving up now w, Scottie may be seeing a much higher valuation! 10X potential just look at the names involved as investors.. Eric Sprott! Ross Beaty it is on the Best of the Best top analysts picks lists! Caveat Emptor as always this is for educational and informational purposes only. #gold #silver #wealth #mining

Confessions of the Dynamic Delaware Duo Amid the frenzy of megadeals last fall when Permian players went big-game hunting for more acreage, production, and reserves, two Boy Wonders found their company at the center of speculation: Would it be the next trophy claimed on a most wanted list that included EOG Resources, Endeavor Energy Resources, LP, and Diamondback Energy? Like they say in Tinseltown, it’s an honor just to be nominated. But for Midland, Texas-based Permian Resources and the CEO duo behind it, keeping to script and a savvy growth strategy beats every other game in town. Reese Energy Consulting today is following the latest news from Permian Resources helmed by the youngest co-CEOs making noise in the Permian—thirty-somethings Will Hickey and James Walter. Their rapid-fire, data-driven ascent to become the basin’s second-largest, pure-player is straight out of Central Casting—childhood friends sharing the same Dallas street whose name they took for their predecessor company, Colgate Resources. First came a $7 billion merger in 2022 that launched Permian Resources with a jet pack to become the Delaware’s largest pure-play operator. Then a game changer last August when PR plunked down $4.5 billion for Earthstone Energy, doubling its Permian position to more than 400,000 acres, 68,000 net royalty acres, and 300 MBOED. The company has now sweetened its Delaware pot with two new acquisitions from undisclosed buyers. The $175 million deal adds a combined 11,500 net acres, 4,000 net royalty acres, and more than 100 gross operated locations. And, of course, another camera-ready smile from Hickey and Walter. What do you think? Learn more about REC and our Permian oil and gas consulting services at https://lnkd.in/ewhkGFa.

Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. Peter Bell: ... If I could ask what kind of clean-up opportunities are there on a for-profit basis? You're not talking about tailings remediation. You're talking about run of mine waste. That whole conversation is important to me. $CCMI CEO Ian Berzins: If I circle back to when we began our application to restart the Bull River Mine, we were looking to do a phased approach. We would initially mill the surface stock pile and then we would go underground. We thought that would make it easy for government to understand what we're trying to do. Some aspects of the restart involved additional studies and the process is taking a couple of years. We are through what's called the pre-application phase and the government is really waiting on us for our final application. We have a couple of engineering studies like hydrology and hydro-geology that need to be completed before we do our final submission. The permit process is smooth and we're not waiting on government right now. Government is waiting on us. The real game changer for us is that by being able to produce this much higher concentrate grade potentially changes our strategy where we may actually want to get permission to go back mining underground, which we had before. $CCMI CEO Ian Berzins: If we continue to produce a high-grade product then it may allow us to pay as we go for the upgrades that need to be done. Right now, we have a fully developed underground mine. We have to basically rebolt and rescreen the main decline to access the immediate workings. We've got a couple of balls in the air in terms of making sure that the permits that we asked for end up covering what we really what we want to do. When a permitting process takes multiple years, the operating conditions and priorities for the company change from when it starts to when it ends. At this point in time, we're very comfortable. We're working with the Ktunaxa First Nations. They've been involved with the project. We have capacity funding agreements with Ktunaxa First Nations and we're collectively trying to move to the next phase, which would be to restart the underground mine. https://lnkd.in/gRu8GCCi

American Rare Earths Limited (ASX:ARR, OTCQB:ARRNF) CEO Donald Swartz sits down with Proactive’s Jonathan Jackson to highlight the positive outcomes of a scoping study for the Halleck Creek Project in Wyoming, USA. The study confirms the project's viability as a low-cost, scalable and world-class rare earth element (REE) venture, showcasing strong economic potential and a solid foundation for future development. The independent analysis by Stantec (TSX:STN) Consulting Services Inc revealed a net present value (NPV) of US$673.9 million at an 8% discount rate and US$505.1 million at a 10% discount rate (pre-tax), with an internal rate of return (IRR) of 22.5%. The project's payback period is estimated at 2.9 years, with a life of mine (LOM) average cost of US$38.38 per kilogram for neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) equivalent, significantly lower than current global averages. Watch at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors #ASX #OTCQB #ARR #ARRNF #BatteryMetals #CriticalMinerals #RareEarthElements #Neodymium #Praseodymium #MagnetRareEarths https://lnkd.in/es-4BSdE

However, risks considered, this story is getting exciting. After the BLM lull the focus can finally, properly, return to the considerable exploration potential that the Philadelphia project possesses, and how near-at-hand drilling and first results from the source dome are. The next few months promise to hold significant news flow for AZS, as a strong project with effective management looks to come back fully online after a period of dormancy. And for investors, that sort of timing often ends up a winning combination. https://lnkd.in/gaSQZWnF #gold #silver #property

Confessions of the Dynamic Delaware Duo Amid the frenzy of megadeals last fall when Permian players went big-game hunting for more acreage, production, and reserves, two Boy Wonders found their company at the center of speculation: Would it be the next trophy claimed on a most wanted list that included EOG Resources, Endeavor Energy Resources, LP, and Diamondback Energy? Like they say in Tinseltown, it’s an honor just to be nominated. But for Midland, Texas-based Permian Resources and the CEO duo behind it, keeping to script and a savvy growth strategy beats every other game in town. Reese Energy Consulting today is following the latest news from Permian Resources helmed by the youngest co-CEOs making noise in the Permian—thirty-somethings Will Hickey and James Walter. Their rapid-fire, data-driven ascent to become the basin’s second-largest, pure-player is straight out of Central Casting—childhood friends sharing the same Dallas street whose name they took for their predecessor company, Colgate Resources. First came a $7 billion merger in 2022 that launched Permian Resources with a jet pack to become the Delaware’s largest pure-play operator. Then a game changer last August when PR plunked down $4.5 billion for Earthstone Energy, doubling its Permian position to more than 400,000 acres, 68,000 net royalty acres, and 300 MBOED. The company has now sweetened its Delaware pot with two new acquisitions from undisclosed buyers. The $175 million deal adds a combined 11,500 net acres, 4,000 net royalty acres, and more than 100 gross operated locations. And, of course, another camera-ready smile from Hickey and Walter. What do you think? Learn more about REC and our Permian oil and gas consulting services at https://lnkd.in/ewhkGFa.

"More mining companies are reporting cyber attacks." Theo Yameogo, EY Canada & EY Americas Mining and Metals Leader at EY discusses key developments in the mining sector, evolving business risks, tax disclosure regulations and strategies for growth in 2024. #EYCanada #MetalsAndMining #BusinessRisks #ESG #Sustainability #CapitalAlignment #CostManagement #OntarioMining #GBR

The Institute for Regional Futures’ Professor Roberta Ryan, in partnership with Black Rock Founder and CEO Tony Palmer, hosted a workshop with key stakeholders across the region to reflect on the planning process for the Black Rock Motor Resort at Lake Macquarie. Australia’s first motorsport resort, Black Rock, will create a new legacy for the old Rhondda Colliery mine site in Teralba. The resort is set to bring millions of dollars into the economy and provide job opportunities for the local community.   The Institute has been engaged to explore the value of beneficial post-mining land use, using Black Rock as a case study. This will involve examining the planning and approvals process for the mine and its rehabilitation, relinquishment and repurposing. The outcome will be a series of policy and practice papers to influence the transition of former mining land in Australia as we move to Net Zero. The Institute will also develop a framework with local stakeholders to measure future benefits and long-term impacts to drive accountability. The collaborative workshop was designed to identify barriers, enablers and key lessons learned in the integration of existing planning and mine relinquishment processes in NSW. The input from these senior leaders will be used to determine what might be required to assist both government organisations and the private sector to through the approval process efficiently. Thank you to all participants for sharing your reflections. As the nation decarbonises and mines close, it’s important that leaders across the region keep an eye on the horizon for strategic, placed-based opportunities to transform former mining sites in ways that that deliver social, environmental, place and economic outcomes for our Hunter community. Stephen Barr Georgina Beattie Tim Browne GAICD Morven Cameron Kay Fraser Thomas Holz SallyAnn Hunting Andrew Hutton Elizabeth Lambert Tony Linnane Nick McDermott Geoffrey Rock

Why Arizona? Discover the strategic advantages of Faraday Copper's flagship project. Join Shae Russell as she sits down with Paul Harbidge, CEO of Faraday Copper Corp. (TSX:FDY), to discuss why Arizona is the ideal location for the Copper Creek project. From top-notch infrastructure and skilled labour to the potential for long-term copper supply, this interview delves into the key factors driving Faraday Copper's strategy. Key topics covered: Strategic benefits of Arizona as a mining jurisdiction Permitting challenges and how they are navigating them The role of Copper Creek in supporting the US domestic supply chain 🔗 Watch the full interview here: https://zurl.co/Llge #Mining #FaradayCopper #CopperCreek