Asset Report
Tulsequah copper mine
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Report summary
The Tulsequah Project located in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. The project encompasses two polymetallic massive sulphide deposits, Tulsequah Chief and Big Bull. The feasibility study released in November 2014 focused solely on the Tulsequah Chief deposit, thus the accompanying profile does not consider the Big Bull deposit. The 2014 feasibility study differs from the 2012 feasibility study, in that it proposes a lower processing rate of 1,100t/d as opposed to the initially anticipated 2,000t/d. In September 2016, Chieftain Metals Corp. went into receivership. The company remained in receivership and the start-up of the mine was pushed to a tentative 2026 with the first full year of production in 2027.
Table of contents
- Summary
- Key Issues
- Emissions
- CAPEX
- Mining
- Process
Tables and charts
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Tulsequah Chief Emission Intensity Quartile Ranking - total global production - tonnes Cu equivalentDetailed map
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