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    Nautilus Minerals agrees strategic tie-up for production vessel on Solwara-1 project

    Thu, 04/14/2011 - 06:09 EDT - http://www.stockopedia.co.uk
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    Nautilus Minerals (LON:NUS) , the mining company with plans to produce copper and gold from the seafloor off Papua New Guinea, said this morning that it had taken a major step forward, with the formation of a strategic partnership with German shipping company Harren amp; Partner. The two sides intend to set up a joint venture company that will own and operate a production support vessel which will serve as the operational base for Nautilus to run its first development project, Solwara 1, in the Bismarck Sea. The move is precisely what COO, Anthony O’Sullivan suggested as a possible option for Nautilus when he spoke to Stockopedia in January this year.The vessel will be a floating platform for the mobilisation and remote operation of production machinery operating on the seafloor at water depths of approximately 1600 metres. The seafloor production tools will cut and gather ore which will be pumped in slurry form to the production support vessel, where it will be processed through a dewatering plant before transfer to barges for transport and subsequent treatment.Under the terms of the strategic partnership, Harren will design and construct the...

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