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NI 43-101 Preliminary Assessment - Centennial Uranium Project, Weld County, Colorado - August 13, 2010 (Released August 20, 2010)

Posted August 25, 2010, Updated August 26, 2010

 

 

This 162-page, 8.5 MB file has been split into 35 smaller files to facilitate review and analysis.  The report contains the most detailed and current maps and descriptions of Powertech's proposed Centennial project, including the novel and unproven mining technique of "aquifer enhancement".  However, it is missing several important facts that impact the economics and risks of the project.

Allan Moran, SRK Consulting - lead author of Powertech's NI 43-101 Preliminary Assessment

 

Full report: 

NI 43-101 Preliminary Assessment - Centennial Uranium Project, Weld County, Colorado - August 13, 2010 (PDF 8,554 KB, 162 pages)

 

News release - "POWERTECH RECEIVES POSITIVE RESULTS FROM INDEPENDENT PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT ON CENTENNIAL PROJECT" - Powertech Uranium Corp. - August 20, 2010 (PDF 162 KB, 3 pages)  From Powertech CEO Dick Clement: "the project is one of the best undeveloped uranium deposits in the U.S."  If the Centennial project is one of the best, why do six out of nine proposed mine units require aquifer enhancement to raise the groundwater level?  Why can't Powertech cite even one ISL uranium mine that has successfully used this mining technique?

 

 

Cover page and table of contents (PDF 158 KB, 7 pages)

Summary (PDF 95 KB, 6 pages)

Section 1. Introduction (PDF 58 KB, 3 pages)

Section 2. Property description and location (PDF 88 KB, 4 pages)

Centennial project location map (PDF 1,250 KB, 1 page)

Centennial property map - land ownership (PDF 191 KB, 1 page)

Centennial property map - location of mineralization (PDF 204 KB, 1 page)

Section 3. Accessibility, climate, local resources, infrastructure and physiography (PDF 46 KB, 2 pages)

Section 4. History (PDF 373 KB, 5 pages)

Section 5. Geologic setting (PDF 430 KB, 4 pages)

Section 6. Deposit type (PDF 170 KB, 3 pages)

Section 7. Mineralization (PDF 210 KB, 3 pages)

Section 8. Exploration (PDF 42 KB, 1 page)

Section 9. Drilling (PDF 780 KB, 4 pages)

Section 10. Sampling method and approach (PDF 59 KB, 2 pages)

Section 11. Sample preparation, analyses and security (PDF 202 KB, 4 pages)

Section 12. Data verification (PDF 689 KB, 7 pages)

Section 13. Adjacent properties (PDF 26 KB, 1 page)

Section 14. Mineral processing and metallurgical testing (PDF 61 KB, 3 pages)

Section 15. Mineral resources (PDF 542 KB, 14 pages)

Section 16. Other relevant data and information (PDF 29 KB, 1 page)

Section 17. Additional requirements for development properties and production properties (PDF 334 KB, 32 pages)

Geological cross-sections Centennial north (PDF 449 KB, 1 page)

Geological cross-section Centennial south (PDF 273 KB, 1 page)

Location of wells with measured water levels Centennial north (PDF 441 KB, 1 page)

Location of wells with measured water levels Centennial south (PDF 414 KB, 1 page)

Idealized conceptual diagram of aquifer enhancement (PDF 542 KB, 1 page)

North mine units map (PDF 405 KB, 1 page)

South mine units map (PDF 396 KB, 1 page)

Indicative financial model (PDF 225 KB, 28 pages)

Section 18. Interpretation and conclusions (PDF 73 KB, 5 pages)

Section 19. Recommendations (PDF 31 KB, 1 page)

Section 20. References (PDF 46 KB, 2 pages)

Section 21. Glossary (PDF 87 KB, 4 pages)

Appendix A Certificate of Author (PDF 575 KB, 6 pages)

 

 

Canadian regulations governing mineral project disclosures:

 

National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects - British Columbia Securities Commission - December 30, 2005

 

Companion Policy 43-101CP to National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects - British Columbia Securities Commission - December 30, 2005

 

CIM DEFINITION STANDARDS - For Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves - December 11, 2005