Anfield Energy wins Colorado approval of JD-8 uranium-vanadium mine permit area, sets US$620,000 reclamation surety
Bitget2026/10/01 11:05- Anfield Energy received a positive Colorado DRMS decision that completes state review for its JD-8 uranium-vanadium mine in Montrose County.
- DRMS set a 28.30-acre permit and affected area, with a required financial warranty of USD 620,000; permit issuance awaits warranty verification.
- Federal review now becomes the key gating item, with DOE allowing the NEPA process to proceed for the JD-8 Mine Plan.
- The company still targets a JD-8 production restart by end-Q2 2027, subject to permit issuance, DOE approval, and restart readiness work.
- JD-8 is planned as a feed source for the Shootaring Canyon Mill within a hub-and-spoke production strategy.
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