Intra Energy just weeks away from drilling at Yalgarra
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Intra Energy Corporation Ltd (ASX:IEC) MD Ben Dunn tells Proactive the company has submitted a program of work (POW) application to the Department of Mines Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) for its Yalgarra magmatic nickel-copper-platinum group element (PGE) and lithium project. Some 70 kilometres east of Kalbarri in Western Australia, the Yalgarra Project is a focal point for the company's forthcoming drilling operations. The application follows a substantial number of drilling targets identified across the 400-square-kilometre project area. The company expects the POW to be granted within four to six weeks and has lodged a request for a heritage survey with the Native Title Group.
I am personally very pleased with the speed at which our geologist, Todd Hibberd, is progressing the Yalgarra Project, identifying a number of quality targets for us to pursue, Dunn said.
Todd has leveraged off the early work of our joint venture partners, Steve & Ed at Century Minerals, and is focusing this round of field work on several areas that we hope to progress to genuine drill targets.
Given the size of our Yalgarra licence, there is a real opportunity for multiple targets, and as we have previously announced the company is doing everything possible to drill test identified copper-nickel and lithium targets by the end of the year.
A lot of hard work over a long period of time is now starting to be realised and I know that Todd will leave no stone unturned in finding whatever is there to be found.
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