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Sunrise Energy Metals — Clean TeQ Sunrise — Corporate Update (August 2018)
29 slides from Sunrise Energy Metals's corporate update, Aug 27, 2018
Slide 1: CCC Meeting – 27 August 2018
Clean TeQ Sunrise CCC Meeting – 27 August 2018
Slide 2: Summary
Summary Project Update Community Engagement Optimisation Modification (MOD 4) Update Environmental Management May CCC Meeting Action Items Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentation - 27 August 2018 Page 2
Slide 3: Project Update
Project Update Page 3
Slide 4: Definitive Feasibility Study Complete
Definitive Feasibility Study Complete The completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) in June 2018 was an important milestone in the development of Clean TeQ Sunrise. Key findings • The DFS models the first 25 years of production, with sufficient ore reserves to extend beyond 40 years • Res
Slide 5: Community & Social Benefits
Community & Social Benefits Clean TeQ Sunrise has the potential to provide tremendous economic and social benefits to the local communities of Lachlan, Forbes, Parkes & surrounding areas. In addition to employment opportunities, taxes and royalties, these benefits will come in the form of council ra
Slide 6: Indicative Project Timeline
Indicative Project Timeline Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentation - 27 August 2018 Page 6
Slide 7: Community Engagement
Community Engagement Page 7
Slide 8: Community Information Sessions
Community Information Sessions Community Information Sessions • Evening meetings held in Condobolin, Forbes, Trundle and Parkes 2-5 July • Advertised in local newspapers, radio and online • 320 people attended from across the region, including Orange and Dubbo • Provided a Project update and outline
Slide 9: Community Engagement – June, July & August
Community Engagement – June, July & August • 1:1 Meetings – near neighbours, local government, NGOs and community organisations • Local Chambers of Commerce – presented at Parkes and Condobolin meetings, and the Forbes Mens’ Probus Group • Community drop-in sessions – advertised and held in Parkes a
Slide 10: Keeping People Informed
Keeping People Informed • Newspaper advertisements – Full-page ads placed in local media (Condobolin, Parkes and Forbes newspapers) over two weeks • Keeping our community updated – August eNews – August Community newsletter – Facebook – Meetings / presentations – Shopfronts – Information stands at A
Slide 11: Federal Ministerial visit
Federal Ministerial visit Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentation - 27 August 2018 11
Slide 12: Quarterly Stakeholder Engagement Summary
Quarterly Stakeholder Engagement Summary Face-to-Face E-News Facebook Newsletter 645* 1,023 16,856 + 6,100 • 1:1 • 542 distribution • 25 posts • 5,400 newspaper • Drop-in sessions email insert • Community • 481 Facebook link • 700 mailbox drop Information sessions • Local shows • Meetings • Local bu
Slide 13: Optimisation Modification (MOD 4) Update
Optimisation Modification (MOD 4) Update Page 13
Slide 14: Optimisation Modification
Optimisation Modification • Road transport of construction water from the borefield to the mine site no longer proposed. • Clean TeQ is finalising VPA negotiations with Councils – Clean TeQ to make $400k payment shortly after VPA signed. • DP&E preparing assessment report and draft modified Developm
Slide 15: Environmental Management
Environmental Management Page 15
Slide 16: Groundwater Works Program – Borefield
Groundwater Works Program – Borefield Bore Use Type Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentation - 27 August 2018 Page 16
Slide 17: Groundwater Works Program – Borefield
Groundwater Works Program – Borefield ENRS has completed the field component of the 2018 Bore Census. Purpose: • Identify existing groundwater users in the vicinity of the borefield. • Update and/or add to the existing baseline information collected during the 2005 Bore Census. Field investigations:
Slide 18: Groundwater Works Program – Borefield
Groundwater Works Program – Borefield Next steps: • Individual landholders reports are being prepared for provision to landholders. • Data will be used to inform the Groundwater Management Plan for the operational phase. • The Groundwater Management Plan must be prepared in consultation with DI-Wate
Slide 19: Groundwater Works Program – Borefield
Groundwater Works Program – Borefield Groundwater Monitoring: • Baseline work conducted in 1999 for the EIS included water level and quality and pumping tests. • NSW Government monitoring bores – water level records from the mid-1970s. • Project monitoring bores (ISMW01 & ISMW02) – water level recor
Slide 20: Groundwater Works Program – Borefield
Groundwater Works Program – Borefield Groundwater Model: • To be developed by HydroSimulations (Dr Noel Merrick). • Developed in accordance with contemporary standards – e.g. the Australian National Groundwater Modelling Guidelines. • The groundwater model will be used to inform the GWMP (e.g. pumpi
Slide 21: Groundwater Works Program – Mine Site
Groundwater Works Program – Mine Site ENRS has completed field component of the 2018 Bore Census. Purpose: • Identify existing groundwater users in the vicinity of the mine. • Update and/or add to the existing baseline information. Field investigations: • Included visits to 7 groundwater bores acros
Slide 22: Groundwater Works Program – Mine Site
Groundwater Works Program – Mine Site Groundwater Monitoring: • Baseline work conducted in 1999 for the EIS included a bore census, water level and quality monitoring and pumping tests. • Water level loggers installed in 18 Project monitoring bores in 2018. Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentati
Slide 23: Road Transport – Trundle
Road Transport – Trundle Project Traffic Generation • Clean TeQ reviewed its traffic generation to consider the use of higher capacity vehicles (employee shuttle buses and AB-triples) to minimise movements. Vehicle Type Approved MOD 4 Project Revised MOD 4 Project Project (Higher Capacity Vehicles)
Slide 24: Road Transport – Trundle
Road Transport – Trundle Road Network • The Bogan Way in Trundle: – is part of existing arterial road network; – is approved to carry Project heavy vehicle types; – has adequate capacity to accommodate the Project heavy vehicles; – has suitable geometry – priority at intersections, avoids sharp turn
Slide 25: Road Transport – Trundle
Road Transport – Trundle Pedestrian Access Review • Pedestrian Access Review concluded no significant deterioration to safety and no upgrades would be required. • Improvements to be implemented – kerb treatments, threshold treatments and speed reduction signage. Road Noise • Road Noise Assessment pr
Slide 26: Other Topics
Other Topics Site Access • Clean TeQ is required to secure the ML 1770 boundary for safety and security – public access to ML 1770 will therefore not be available. • Clean TeQ will consult with community regarding opportunities to improve recreational facilities and emergency water supply options. R
Slide 27: May CCC Meeting Action Items
May CCC Meeting Action Items Page 27
Slide 28: Action Items
Action Items Tailings Storage Facility Height Currajong Park Noise Criteria • Maximum design elevation = 314 m AHD. • Noise criteria are outlined in the Development • Height will be 10 to 35 m above ground level Consent and will also be in the EPL. depending on underlying topography. Day Evening Nig
Slide 29: Clean TeQ Holdings Limited contact details
Clean TeQ Holdings Limited 12/21 Howleys Road Notting Hill VIC 3168 AUSTRALIA www.cleanteq.com Clean TeQ Sunrise | CCC Meeting Presentation - 27 August 2018