CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. announced a regulatory roadmap for its Campbell-Crotser Fluorspar Project in Kentucky, targeting permit submissions by the end of 2026. The company aims for permit issuance in the first half of 2027 and expects to sign its first binding off-take agreement by November 2026.
Silver Elephant Mining Corp. reports historical drill assays from its Robinson-Lasher Project in Kentucky, revealing high-grade germanium (up to 350 g/t) and zinc (up to 28%) over significant widths. The project is strategically located near a proposed US$7.4 billion critical-minerals smelter. However, all results are historical and unverified, with no current metallurgical or economic studies completed.
CleanTech outlines its permitting strategy for the Campbell-Crotser Fluorspar Project in Kentucky, targeting permit submission by late 2026. The company also restates a historical 1974 resource estimate, noting its limited reliability due to lack of modern QA/QC and CIM compliance.
CleanTech has engaged a permitting specialist to begin the application process for the Campbell-Crotser underground fluorspar mine and flotation plant in Kentucky. The announcement also includes a restatement of a 1974 historical mineral resource estimate, which the company explicitly warns is non-compliant with modern CIM standards and should not be relied upon.
CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. is commencing an eight-hole diamond drilling program at its Campbell-Crotser fluorspar project in Kentucky. The program aims to delineate a vein system for potential underground mining and establish feed for a planned flotation plant.
Silver Elephant Mining Corp. has entered into a binding agreement to acquire the Robinson-Lasher zinc-germanium-gallium project in Kentucky from CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. The project is strategically located near a proposed US$7.4 billion Korea Zinc smelter and contains historical zinc mineralization with critical metal credits.
CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. has acquired the 7,825-acre Quarant fluorspar project in Kentucky, doubling its total mineral rights to 15,975 acres. The transaction involves a lease assignment and a US$210,000 consideration, positioning the company as a major fluorspar player in the US.
