Quartz - Snow White (Ontario)

The Snow White Main Zone Resource could potentially produce >69 GW of solar panels. That's 10x Canada’s current installed solar generation.

TRAN estimates: ~2.5 tonnes of low-impurity quartz produces 1 tonne of silicon metal. 1 tonne of silicon metal produces 0.8 tonnes of polysilicon. ~3.5g of polysilicon is used per watt, or 3.5 tonnes per megawatt. Therefore, ~10.94 tonnes of
low-impurity quartz is required for 1 megawatt of solar power.
Natural Resources Canada estimates Canada’s installed solar capacity to be 6,452 megawatts or, ~6.5 gigawatts.

Great Location

The Project is located in nortern Ontario, 500km north-northwest of Toronto, 105km west of of Sudbury. It is just over 40km by road from the town of Massey- 25km on highway and 15km on logging roads. The property comprises ten claim units within three staked unpatented mining claims totaling approximately 160 hectares. Snow White is permitted for unlimited annual quartz production.

Current Resource Excellent Potential

The Company drilled Snow White and M.Plan International completed a NI 43-101 Technical Report, which classified a Mineral Resource with 486,000 Indicated tonnes and 271,000 Inferred tonnes of quartz in the Snow White Main Zone. Subsequent to the Resource, the Company has identified continued quartz, along a 1km trend, and surface-sampled from the Mirror and Pure White Zones.

Quartz can process into silicon metal and used for applications like solar panels & car bodies