Giga Metals Launches Nickel Mine Project with Carbon Removal Partnership

Reuters01-15
Giga Metals Launches Nickel Mine Project with Carbon Removal Partnership

Giga Metals Corporation has signed a 10-year exclusive agreement with Arca Climate Technologies to explore large-scale carbon removal at the Turnagain Nickel Project in British Columbia. Under the deal, Arca will evaluate the use of ultramafic waste rock and mine tailings to permanently remove atmospheric carbon dioxide by converting it into stable minerals through proprietary technology. The Turnagain project, one of Canada’s largest undeveloped nickel resources, is expected to generate around 1.3 billion tonnes of ultramafic material, with the potential to sequester up to 220 million tonnes of CO2 over the project’s lifetime. The partnership aims to set a new standard by pairing critical mineral production with permanent carbon dioxide removal, supporting both environmental goals and the Canadian government’s critical minerals strategy.

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