A lithium in geothermal waters project
The Copper House Project, on land at Burncoose, Gwennap, is located in a historic mining area and has shown strong potential for lithium in geothermal waters.
The proposed plans will involve three initial phases to develop the project into a pre-production site for lithium, with a by-product heat evaluation plant. A range of surveys, including ecology, noise, heritage and land assessments are being undertaken by local experts and will help to guide the design of the project.
The project will require planning approval from the Mineral Planning Authority at Cornwall Council, along with relevant consent from the Environment Agency and other regulated bodies.
Copper House project
Community drop-in session
Join us to find out more about the Copper House Lithium in Geothermal Waters project at Gwennap Parish Rooms, near Truro, on Wednesday 28th May from 5pm to 7pm.
Frequently asked questions
The Copper House Project, on land at Burncoose, Gwennap is located in a historic mining area and has shown strong potential for lithium in geothermal waters.
We conducted in-depth desk studies and 3D modelling, carefully reviewing historic mining data from the area. This was followed by a soil geochemistry review of the area.
The proposed plans will involve three initial phases to develop the project into a pre-production site for lithium, with a by-product heat evaluation plant.
The project will require planning approval from the Mineral Planning Authority at Cornwall Council, along with relevant consent from the Environment Agency and other regulated bodies.
A range of surveys, including ecology, noise, heritage and land assessments are being undertaken by local experts and will help to guide the design of the project for minimal impact.
