2021-04-13 by Proactive Australia
Peninsula Energy Ltd s (ASX:PEN)(OTCMKTS:PENMF)(FRA:P1M) MU1A low-pH field demonstration test modifications for the flagship Lance Project in Wyoming, USA, have delivered favourable results including an increase in uranium recovery solution and improved response time in modified test patterns.
The company has implemented several test modifications to the field demonstration of low-pH In-Situ Recovery (ISR) since the previous update in late February designed to provide key data on pattern configurations, pH adjustment, acid consumption and oxidants ahead of a decision to restart production at the project.
Results indicate that Peninsula is closer to achieving target pH levels and that the new oxidant is beginning to deliver results.
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National Bank of Georgia joins SkySparc s OmniFi central bank client roster 5 hours ago
Source: SkySparc SkySparc, an independent solutions provider, has added the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) to OmniFi’s expanding community of central banking users. Initially, the bank will use OmniFi to build test cases and reports.
The new partnership further increases the number of OmniFi’s central banking users, following two other recent announcements. In 2020, both Banca D’Italia and the Croatian National Bank agreed to use OmniFi for test automation and related purposes.
KENDALLVILLE â A bid opening for Kendallvilleâs proposed solar field has been delayed two weeks as the city researches a potential legal snag with the project specifications.
The delay came after a Rochester-based solar company raised some issues with the cityâs bid specifications, leading to City Attorney Doug Atz to recommend a brief delay.
Kendallville had been hoping to open bids from contractors on the estimated $2.35 million project on Tuesday, then award bids in a special meeting on April 20 in order to get the project rolling as soon as possible.
Kendallville is hoping to build a 1-megawatt solar field on the former McCray Refrigerator factory site off Wayne Street, with the power generated going to reduce the utility costs from the next-door wastewater treatment plant.
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