Alaska Energy Metals announces assays from rock sampling at nickel project
Published by Jane Bentham,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Alaska Energy Metals Corporation has announced it has received assay results from rock samples collected on the Canwell block of claims during summer 2023.
The company has also received results for its 2023 Controlled-source Audio-frequency Magnetotellurics (CSAMT) and Time-Domain Electromagnetic (TEM) ground-based geophysical survey programme on the Canwell Property. Test surveys were also done on the Eureka Property. Together, the Canwell and Eureka Properties form the Nikolai Nickel Project, which is located approximately 130 km south of Delta Junction, Alaska, within the Delta River Mining District, Interior Alaska.
Alaska Energy Metals President and CEO Gregory Beischer commented: “The surface sampling results confirm high-grade historical results, but it is the geophysical programme results that are really exciting. The geophysical surveys strongly suggest that the high-grade mineralisation extends below surface, beneath prior, historical drilling. To test for higher grade nickel and copper mineralisation, we intend to drill these geophysical anomalies at the Canwell, Odie, and Emerick prospects in 2024. It is notable that the sulfide mineralisation is also strongly enriched in platinum group elements.”
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/05012024/alaska-energy-metals-announces-assays-from-rock-sampling-at-alaska-project/
You might also like
Worley to provide construction services for BHP’s potash mine in Canada
Worley has been awarded a construction contract for BHP’s Jansen Potash Mine Stage 1 project in Saskatchewan, Canada.