Uranium Mining
Expressions of interest have been called following the extension of a major South Australian mining contract.
Initial site works have commenced at a uranium development in WA’s Great Victoria Desert after the project received approval by the federal environment minister earlier this month.
Expansion plans at a major uranium project will now go before federal authorities after the proposal was greenlighted by WA officials last week.
A leading Australian engineering group has won a contract at a deferred $30 billion resource development in central South Australia.
A significant agreement has been reached relating to a WA resources project.
A study manager has been appointed for a proposed $254m uranium project 240km ENE of Kalgoorlie in the Great Victoria Desert.
Engineering and procurement is slated for the December quarter for a proposed $254 million uranium project in the Eastern Goldfields.
The company behind a major uranium project has provided further detail on the plan for development.
A 20 megawatt diesel or gas-fired power station, workshops, fuel and chemical storage, borefields and pipelines are some of the assets required for a proposed uranium project in the Goldfields.
A review of public submissions on a proposed uranium project in the remote Northern Goldfields will get underway following deadline of the statutory Public Environmental Review (PER) period.
