Brunswick Exploration Uncovers Extensive Lithium Deposits in Greenland's Pegmatite Field
Brunswick Exploration Discovers Significant Expansion of Lithium-Rich Pegmatites at Ivisaartoq
In an exciting development, Brunswick Exploration Inc., a mineral exploration company based in Montreal, has announced the identification and significant expansion of spodumene-bearing pegmatites at the Ivisaartoq lithium pegmatite field. This discovery was made on the Nuuk license in Greenland.
The latest findings reveal a spodumene corridor approximately 2 kilometers long by 300 meters wide. This corridor hosts at least eight spodumene pegmatite outcrops, with some samples containing up to 50% spodumene. The spodumene crystals, which range from 1 to 40 cm in size, are predominantly white and pale green [1][2][3].
This spodumene-rich corridor lies within a larger geochemically anomalous envelope, about 3 kilometers by 1.5 kilometers in extent, which contains numerous additional fractionated pegmatites. Brunswick believes there is significant potential for additional spodumene pegmatites both at surface and at depth within this corridor, the broader anomalous envelope, and the entire south Ivisaartoq belt, stretching roughly 20 kilometers in strike length [1][2][3].
To better understand the size, orientation, and grade of these pegmatites, Brunswick plans to commence a comprehensive drill campaign. Sampling is ongoing to understand mineralogy and lithium grades better. The spodumene mineralization has been confirmed using pXRF and LIBS technologies, with samples sent for laboratory analysis in Dublin, Ireland [1][3].
Mr. Charles Kodors, Manager, International Projects, has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information related to this press release. He is a Professional Geologist registered in New Brunswick, Newfoundland, and Quebec [4].
The Ivisaartoq lithium pegmatite field, originally discovered last year, now represents one of the country's largest spodumene pegmatite trends. Brunswick Exploration Inc. is listed on the TSX-V under the symbol BRW [5].
The company's press releases contain forward-looking information, which involves risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied. No assurance can be given that the events discussed in the forward-looking information will occur in the disclosed timeframes or at all. The forward-looking information only applies as of the date of the news release, and the company does not undertake to update or revise any forward-looking information, except as required by law [6].
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For more information about Brunswick Exploration and its activities, you can contact Mr. Killian Charles, President and CEO, at [email protected] [8].
[1] - [Brunswick Exploration Press Release, 2022] [2] - [Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, 2022] [3] - [Ministry of Minerals, Greenland, 2022] [4] - [Professional Geoscientists Ontario, 2022] [5] - [TSX Venture Exchange, 2022] [6] - [Brunswick Exploration Press Release, 2022] [7] - [TSX Venture Exchange, 2022] [8] - [Brunswick Exploration Inc., 2022]
- The expanded lithium-rich pegmatites at Ivisaartoq, discovered by Brunswick Exploration, could potentially revolutionize the environmental-science sector, as lithium is essential for various applications, including energy storage and technology.
- The significant findings by Brunswick Exploration in Greenland's Ivisaartoq lithium pegmatite field have sparked interest among industries, as the spodumene-rich pegmatites could contribute significantly to Greenland's future finance and energy independence.
- The latest discovery by Brunswick Exploration, while exciting for the science community, also presents challenges for the industry, given the need for responsible extraction methods to ensure the environmental integrity of Greenland's pristine landscape.
