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Re: Equipment

in response to Re: Equipment by thamnosma

posted on Sep 22, 08 10:18PM

hey Tham,

i cud probably even field that one ...

Prince Rupert is a deep sea port at the west end of Hwy 16.

It's currently being developed into a Super Port.

CN has plans to upgrade the rail line from there to Edmonton.

So if they're going to ship by sea that's the logical destination.

There's a chance however it might be used domestically.

There's lots of pipelines, bridges, railways, etc. to be built in N.A.

Adanac Moly planned to ship the ore directly out w/o roasting.

I suppose TTM has various options that no doubt will be weighed in the upcoming report, including roasting at Endako.

One option will no doubt include trucking ore to Endako, rail to P.R. and sea to China. I wonder about the possibility of building a new roaster onsite, perhaps partially fueled by beetle-killed wood and operated by the First Nations (cogen electrical plant?). It might be far-fetched but I'd like to see that option identified anyway.

Exciting times ahead!

Click here for a map of the region.

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