Terra Clean Energy Corp. has received required permits from the Utah Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil, Gas and Mining to commence its planned exploration work program at the 100%-owned Marysvale Uranium Mines Project in Utah.

The approved program authorizes the construction of five drill pads to support a planned diamond core drill program and the excavation of seven exploration trenches designed to expose and evaluate known uranium-bearing outcrops. The trenching program will allow the technical team to map and sample mineralized structures, verify historical geological interpretations, and refine drill targets.

Field crews are expected to mobilize in September once a small surety bond is posted with the Bureau of Land Management for reclamation post field work, with trenching to commence first, followed by drill pad preparation and the initial diamond drilling program.

“The receipt of these permits is a significant achievement for Terra and keeps the Company on schedule for its planned exploration program,” said Greg Cameron, Chief Executive Officer of Terra “Our team has completed extensive technical work over the past year, including the compilation and digitization of historical data, preparation of a NI 43-101 Technical Report, and construction of a comprehensive 3D geological model. We are now excited to begin field activities that will advance the Marysvale Uranium Mines Project toward drilling.”

— Greg Cameron, Chief Executive Officer

Read the full announcement: Terra Clean Energy Corp. Announces Receipt of Utah Work Program Permits for the Marysvale Uranium Mines Project