Boss Energy is ramping up key construction and development work at its Honeymoon Uranium Project in South Australia as it aims to start production in 2023.
The Perth, Australia-based company said that since making a final investment decision on Honeymoon last month, it has taken “significant steps” towards ensuring that production starts in the December quarter of 2023.
Those steps include ordering key equipment, advancing the detailed engineering and undertaking the initial wellfield works and camp refurbishment. Boss Energy said the current construction activity involves three startup wellfields.
The Perth, Australia-based company said that since making a final investment decision on Honeymoon last month, it has taken “significant steps” towards ensuring that production starts in the December quarter of 2023.
Those steps include ordering key equipment, advancing the detailed engineering and undertaking the initial wellfield works and camp refurbishment. Boss Energy said the current construction activity involves three startup wellfields.
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