Other Projects

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Figure 1 – Calaf Geology

 

Berkeley's landholding in Spain currently totals over 150,000 hectares of exploration licences and applications (excluding the State Reserves), and covers all of the major known uranium occurrences in Spain.

Whilst the Salamanca Uranium Project and the Cáceres III and VI Projects have been the Company's main focus, considerable progress has also been made in collating and interpreting data on past exploration work for the broader portfolio.

Berkeley's other projects include:

Calaf

The Calaf tenements cover a strongly uranifierous, Tertiary lignite coal deposit within the Barcelona Province of Eastern Spain.  There are 3 main coal seams up to 3.5m thick defined up to 130m below the surface.  The coal has a moderate thermal value (averaging 4,300 kcal) and contains between 225 ppm to 660 ppm U₃O₈.  Assessment of this project by Berkeley is in its very early stages.