
The Only Uranium Project in Guyana, But Can They Drill There?
U92 Energy’s flagship asset is the Kurupung uranium project in Guyana’s Cuyuni-Mazaruni region. Kurupung has about 129,000 metres of historical drilling (just over 40,000m by Cogema and about 88,000m by U3O8 Corp), which stopped work after Fukushima. The historical estimate is 10.6M lb indicated at 0.072% U3O8 plus 10M lb inferred, for 20.6M lb at a 0.03% cut-off, across four Aricheng deposits. At the originally recommended 0.05% cut-off it falls to about 16M lb. None of it is U92’s own drilling. In this interview, I asked about the history of the asset, the current state of the permits, and their plans for the future.














































