- Talga Group (TLG) secures an environmental permit hearing date for its Vittangi graphite project in Sweden
- The hearing has been scheduled by the Swedish Land and Environment Court to take place in Luleå, commencing in the week of January 30, 2023
- The hearing is then expected to conclude in the week of February 20
- A decision regarding the project’s environmental permit will be published after the hearing, along with the exploitation concession decision by the state mining inspectorate
- Talga Group is up 6.12 per cent and trading at $1.30 at 1:11 pm AEDT
Talga Group (TLG) has secured an environmental permit hearing date for its Vittangi graphite project in Sweden.
The company has been working to establish a supply of green graphite anode products for lithium-ion batteries and build Europe’s first large-scale anode production facility, fully integrated with its graphite mining operations.
The initial operation, fed from the Nunasvaara South mine, is planned to produce 19,500 tonnes per annum of Talga’s flagship battery anode product, Talnode-C, over 24 years.
Talga’s environmental permit hearing has been scheduled by the Swedish Land and Environment Court to take place in Luleå, commencing in the week of January 30, 2023.
The hearing is then expected to conclude in the week of February 20.
Talga initially submitted the environmental permit and exploitation concession application for a graphite mine and concentrator at the Nunasvaara South deposit of Talga’s Vittangi graphite project in 2020.
After the two-year wait, a decision regarding the environmental permit will soon be made and published after the hearing, along with the exploitation concession decision by the state mining inspectorate.
Talga Group is up 6.12 per cent and trading at $1.30 at 1:11 pm AEDT, Market Herald reports.
