Federal government commits up to $3 billion as Fraser River Tunnel project advances toward major construction
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The National Regulatory Entity for Gas and Electricity (Enrege) granted Vicuña the certificate to build the high-voltage infrastructure it needs to operate its copper deposits in the Sanjuanina mountain range; the resolution rejected the claims of San Juan, La Rioja and other mining companies in the region
Federal government commits up to $3 billion as Fraser River Tunnel project advances toward major construction
Early works continue while B.C. moves ahead with a revised procurement strategy designed to expand opportunities for Canadian contractors on the $8.5-billion transportation megaproject. Rendering of the Fraser River Tunnell in Brityish Columbia. Image courtesy of the Government of British Columbia. The Province of British Columbia has secured a federal commitment of up to $3 billion toward construction of the $8.5-billion Fraser River Tunnel Pro…
Port of Longview advances major projects
During its meeting Wednesday, July 22, Port of Longview Staff reported the IRCE project is 37 percent through scheduled work days and about 61 percent through the budget, with spending front-loaded due to purchasing materials. Crews have begun a major utility relocation, replacing a 36-inch sewer force main beneath the future rail corridor, installing a new high-density polyethylene (HDPE) sewer pipe, and relocating an existing water line after …
The province goes to Wall Street to finance infrastructure of the Vicuña Project and commits its national co-participable funds instead of royalties. The San Juan government will place debt in international markets for US$ 500 million to finance road, water and housing infrastructure linked to mining. The measure seeks to leverage the Vicuña Project, operated by BHP and Lundin Mining under the RIGI benefits umbrella. Unlike other provinces, paym…
The ENReGE resolution rejected the ten challenges filed against the project and enabled the mining company to build the electrical infrastructure needed to develop Josemaría. The entry The government authorized a key work for a $9.7 billion project was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
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