EPA update, page-8

Wow
Night Owls and Long-Tailed Dunnarts.

Every little thing.

Good news, as noted, no Public Review period needed - so 6 weeks and to the Minister with luck.



It's dated 15th November - anyone know if that 6 week review period can be split by Xmas break, or does it have to be a continuous 6 week block?


As the submission was in before the Nov 15th date on the cover (link #1 in assessments) - it seems it may have been sent back for a slight tweak by TMT and in again, which is encouraging.

Key Takeaways:

Technology Metals Australia Limited (TMT) on behalf of The Kop Ventures Pty Ltd (KOP) (a wholly owned subsidiary of TMT) proposes to develop the **anintha Vanadium Project (the Project) located in the MidWest region of Western Australia (WA). The Project is located approximately 615km north-east of Perth and 40km south-east of Meekatharra, adjacent to the Meekatharra-Sandstone Road.
The **anintha Vanadium Project includes the development of a series of open pit mines and associated infrastructure including
processing facilities, tailings facilities, administration buildings, haul roads, light vehicle roads, water infrastructure (supply and dewatering) and waste rock landforms. The Project would supply high-quality vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) products to both the steel market and the emerging vanadium redox flow battery (VRFB) market.
Other commodities including iron, titanium and base metals are also contained within the target vanadium resource and are proposed to be recovered.

Up to 14,400 tonnes of fused vanadium pentoxide (V2O5) per annum (or equivalent vanadium units as Ferro Vanadium (FeV80 or other FeVproducts)
Up to 400,000t per annum of titanium concentrate.
Up to 50,000t per annum of base metal concentrate.
Up to 2Mt per annum of Iron-Vanadium Concentrate.


Fingers and everything in between crossed that this is the last hurdle to jump before we talk about $$$$$.