Kvanefjeld Project - Greenland

Kvanefjeld Project – Rare Earth Elements, Uranium, Sodium Fluoride Overview   Kvanefjeld is an emerging multi-element deposit hosted within marginal phases of the Ilimaussaq Intrusive Complex, located near the southwest tip of Greenland. The deposit is exposed at surface along a series of undulating bluffs on a broad peninsula surrounded by deepwater fjords that run directly out to the Atlantic Ocean. Greenland Minerals and Energy acquired the project in mid-2007 and immediately launched a field program that i...

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New Multi-Element Targets and Overall Resource Potential

New Multi-Element Targets and Overall Resource Potential During the 2008 field season, a series of anomalies identified from the 2007 airborne radiometric survey were followed up with geological mapping and ground based-radiometric surveys. This confirmed numerous new zones of lujavrite (host to multi-element ores at Kvanefjeld; see Kvanefjeld section), that clearly warranted drill testing. The targets are labeled K2 through to K8.   Schematic geological map of the northern half of the Ilimaussaq Intrusive Complex. Black lujav...

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