GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has made a highly encouraging start to its maiden drilling program at the Thor ISR Uranium Project in Wyoming’s Great Divide Basin with mineralisation meeting expectations for economic ISR recovery.

Positive results have been returned from the first 10 holes of a program of about 100 holes for around 15,000 metres with five holes meeting both grade and GT (grade + thickness) cutoff for an average GT of 0.99.

Two mud rotary drill rigs were used to drill the first of a planned 100-hole program at exploration area 1 at the Thor ISR project.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has committed to become operationally carbon-neutral.

Having reviewed options to reduce and offset residual carbon emissions from its drilling program in Wyoming and from ongoing day to day operations, GTR has made the decision to acquire and eventually retire Australian Carbon Credit Units (ACCUs or carbon credits).

GTR has acquired 450 carbon credits from the East Kimberley Nyaliga Fire Project in WA, which was registered as an eligible offset project in 2017 by Nyaliga Aboriginal Corporation.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has started drilling at the Thor ISR Uranium Project in Wyoming’s Great Divide basin with two mud rotary drill rigs.

The 50,000‐foot (around 15,000 metres) maiden drill program of about 100 holes is designed to confirm the grade and tenor of uranium mineralisation that was previously identified by Kerr McGee in the 1980s and to ultimately support the definition of an economic ISR uranium resource.