Aclara Resources Receives Environmental Approval for Penco Module Project in Chile
Aclara Resources received formal environmental qualification for its Penco Module project in Chile's Biobío Region on June 23, concluding the environmental assessment process. The resolution was published in Chile's Environmental Impact Assessment System, formalizing approval from the Biobío Region's Environmental Assessment Commission granted on June 8.
Aclara Resources received formal publication of its Environmental Qualification Resolution for the Penco Module mining project in Chile, concluding the environmental assessment process and clearing the project for development [1]. The resolution was published June 23 in Chile's Environmental Impact Assessment System, formalizing approval granted by the Environmental Assessment Commission of the Biobío Region on June 8 [1].
The project is being developed in partnership with Grupo CAP, a Chilean steel and mining conglomerate [1]. The environmental qualification removes the final regulatory barrier in the assessment phase, allowing Aclara to proceed toward construction and operational phases for what the company describes as a mining expansion in the Biobío Region.
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