Paul Ingram has taken the reins as managing director and deputy chairman at ENRG Elements, following a brief stint as non-executive...

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ASX-listed ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) has jagged mammoth uranium oxide grades up to 5.84 per cent in trench sampling of a braided channel...

ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) has secured a three-year renewal across its three exploration permits (EP) comprising its 100 per cent-owned...

South African-based Kavango Resources and its joint venture (JV) partner ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) have jagged an eye-popping copper...

Resurgent copper prices have ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) waiting keenly for assays after its joint venture (JV) partner Arc Minerals...

Critical metals explorer ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) has inked a deal worth $250,000 in scrip and cash to buy 100 per cent of the Lamont...

ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) shareholders will be keeping a close watch on the company’s two joint venture (JV) partners in Botswana after...

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ENRG Elements has a solid slice of the copper exploration action playing out in Botswana. Credit: File. With copper prices recently reaching all-time highs, ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) shareholders are watching on closely as two Botswana copper projects the ASX-listed company is invested in start to take shape. The company has skin in the game with both Arc Minerals (LSE: ARCM) and Kavango Resources ( LSE: KAV) and their respective copper exploration missions in Africa’s highly-

ENRG Elements managing director Caroline Keats with Niger Minister for Mines, Commissaire Colonel Ousmane Abarchi. Credit: File ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) is soon expecting exploration permit renewals for its Agadez uranium project in Niger after receiving assurances of continued Government support for the mining industry during a recent visit to the country. It comes after ENRG managing director Caroline Keats held meetings in Niger with Mines Department officials including th

ENRG Elements has pumped up the volume of its radiometrics in a bid to set stronger uranium targets in Niger. Credit: File ENRG Elements (ASX: EEL) has used radiometrics in its ground surveys and a recent trenching program to identify potentially significant uranium mineralisation at its promising Agadez project in the landlocked West African country of Niger. The company used hand-held radiation survey devices that provided readings up to 2900-times background levels, enabli

2023 will be seen as a renaissance year for uranium, with the controversial commodity closing out the year at around US$91 a pound,...

An example of lithium spodumene that ENRG Elements is searching for in Canada. Credit: File ENRG Elements’(ASX: EEL) plans to ramp up exploration at its lithium project in Canada have been boosted by a C$180,000 (AU$202,000) cash injection after it secured a timely co-funded grant from the Manitoba Mineral Development Fund (MMDF). The funding will assist with the company’s planned exploration program this year that is designed to include prospecting, surface geochemical work

ENRG Elements will conduct a rock-chip sampling program at its Tarouadji lithium project in the Agadez region of Niger. Credit: File ASX-listed ENRG Elements has wasted no time in preparing ground reconnaissance work at its recently-acquired Tarouadji project in Niger, with surface rock-chip sampling already planned in its search for lithium. The company added the project in the relatively underexplored Agadez region of the African nation to its portfolio just this month. It

ENRG Elements’ recently-granted Tarouadji project covers about 500 square kilometres in Niger. Credit: File ENRG Elements has been granted a tenement package of about 500 square kilometres and considered highly-prospective for lithium and tin mineralisation, just 70km east from its Agadez uranium project in Niger. Management believes the Tarouadji project’s favourable geological setting to host lithium complements the company’s existing uranium and copper assets, in addition

ENRG Elements are building a resource at its Agadez uranium project in Niger. Credit: File ENRG Elements has verified a correlation between existing drilling data and historical geophysical surveys following an orientation electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) survey at its Agadez uranium project in Niger. The company believes it can now pursue a more targeted exploration strategy with less extensive drilling in its bid to uncover more uranium mineralisation in the region.

ENRG Elements has bolstered its Agadez uranium mineral resource estimate in the West African nation of Niger. Credit: File ENRG Elements has bolstered its Agadez uranium mineral resource estimate in Niger by more than 100 per cent to 31.1 million tonnes grading 315 parts per million triuranium octoxide for 21.5 million pounds of yellow cake. The company’s improved resource estimate includes an increase in grade of 6.8 per cent from 295ppm to 315ppm triuranium octoxide. Perth-