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Quebrada Blanca open pit mine is nearing the end of its life, but an expansion would keep it producing for at least another 25 years. (Canadian miner Teck Resources has scrapped a previously submitted environmental permit application to expand a mill at its Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile in order to draft a new version, it said on Tuesday.
Once submitted, the revised application will tack on around 12 months to the overall regulatory process, Teck added. “Teck does not anticipate a sanction decision on Quebrada Blanca mill expansion prior to completion of ramp up and assessment of the full capability of the existing Quebrada Blanca asset and receipt of regulatory approval,” the miner said.
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