Salt and Other Mineral Mining
A sulphate of potash project 160km south east of Newman that will create 80 jobs during construction and employ around 50 full-time workers over its 30 year life has been granted major project status.
The proponent of a lithium hydroxide plant in the south-west of Western Australia has awarded a major construction contract.
Expressions of interest (EOIs) are invited from companies experienced in delivering Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), Design and Construct (D&C) and/or construct-only contacts in the minerals processing sector to deliver a fully integrated mine, concentrator and refinery for an $850 million lithium project in WA.
In a presentation at this year's Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie the proponent of $216m sulphate of potash (SOP) project 160km southeast of Newman WA highlighted the groundwork completed for the project as it works towards securing finance and execution.
A process engineering consultancy has been engaged for part of a US$141 million (A$202.
Plans for a multi-billion dollar urea production plant in the Pilbara with an estimated construction start date in Q3 CY2020 and life of 25 years have reached a key milestone.
A proposed Sulphate Of Potash Project 220km east-north-east of Wiluna Kalium Lakes has been recommended for approval by the Western Australian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA).
A processing plant to demonstrate the feasibilities of commercial scale production of a Sulphate of Potash (SOP) project 25km south of Wiluna is planned for development.
The proponent of $52 million graphite project 105km west of Esperance has provided more detail on the project to Projectory following recent announcement of a preferred contractor to undertake Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) for the project.
A proposed stage three expansion of a lithium mine in the Pilbara is targeting a final investment decision and start of construction in Q2 CY2020.