Canada Nickel commences FEED at Crawford Nickel Sulphide Project with Ausenco
Published by Jane Bentham,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Canada Nickel Company Inc. has announced that it has commenced Front End Engineering Design at its Crawford Nickel Sulphide project led by its long-term engineering partner Ausenco Engineering Canada ULC and supported by a number of engineering firms from the project’s feasibility study.
Mark Selby, CEO of Canada Nickel, said, “As we continue to successfully advance Crawford financing and permitting activities, we are confidently moving into this next phase of project development which maintains our targets of a mid-2025 construction decision and first production by year-end 2027 by sufficiently advancing engineering on a number of fronts.”
The Front End Engineering Design (FEED) step in this next phase of project development is expected to be completed by August 2024. FEED activities will be supported by data collected during the 2024 winter geotechnical programme, which is currently nearing completion. This programme was focused on continuing to de-risk the project and acquiring sufficient data to allow a construction start once a decision has been made. This year’s activities were focused in the process plant, primary crushing, mine stockpile, and tailings management areas. These activities also included the driving of 24 test bearing-piles in the process plant and primary crusher areas which will be used for refining structural foundation designs.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/exploration-development/12042024/canada-nickel-commences-feed-at-crawford-nickel-sulphide-project-with-ausenco/
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