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CEO Keith Driver commented, “With the completion of the RTO and the private placement, we now have the means to complete the upgrades to the plant and initiate the first phase of our restart as a sustainable, low-cost electricity producer selling power to the Alberta grid.  Our turbine runs off natural gas and our generation capabilities fit well with the Alberta government’s policy to reduce reliance on electricity generated from coal.  Electricity sales will be an ongoing source of revenue for EarthRenew and will help support us as we move into Phase 2 of the fertilizer production restart.  We expect 2019 to be a very exciting year for EarthRenew as we bring the Strathmore Plant back to its full capabilities – providing an important and environmentally friendly waste disposal solution for livestock farmers while producing a high quality organic fertilizer.”

Sirius’ first exploration programme ran from 2011 to 2013 which resulted in the identification of the 2.6bn tonne resource. With construction beginning in early 2017, Sirius has targeted production of the first polyhalite towards the end of 2021 and an initial 10mn tonne per annum operation by 2024. For the immediate future, Fraser notes that the company’s attention is entirely focused on completing the remaining financing required to build the project. “Construction is well underway and we’re coming toward the end of our second year of our construction schedule,” says Fraser. “Now we look at stage two of our financing, which is our senior debt financing. That is concluding early next year and involves finalising our project procurement, signing and securing our delivery partners on the project. These include DMC, Strabag, Jacobs and our market partnerships with our customers, with whom we have already secured aggregate peak take or pay sales of 8.2mn tonnes per annum.”

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Global Plant Sourced Organic Fertilizer market research supported Application Coverage :  Cereals & grains , Oilseeds & pulses , Fruits & vegetables

TORONTO, Feb. 01, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EarthRenew Inc. (CSE:ERTH) (“EarthRenew” or the “Company”) reports that having recently completed an RTO with Valencia Ventures and a concurrent private placement of $1 million, it has now commenced Phase 1 of the redevelopment of its Strathmore facility (the “Strathmore Plant”). 

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Plant Sourced Organic Fertilizer Breakdown Data by Type Dry Liquid Plant Sourced Organic Fertilizer Breakdown Data by Application Cereals & grains Oilseeds & pulses Fruits & vegetables Others

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