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Cosa Resources completed two drill holes totalling 541 metres at its Aurora uranium project in Saskatchewan. Both intersected faulted graphitic basement rock; geochemical results are pending.
Ekiti State commissioned an airport fuel depot established with Reeve Energy Nigeria.
Evolve Royalties said it signed binding agreements valued at about US$6.2 million for five royalties and two rights to be granted royalties on Canadian mining properties. The transactions remain subject to closing conditions and approvals.
Andalusia’s territorial authority in Granada opened public information on an application to upgrade an existing medium-voltage overhead line in Guadix, in a BOE notice published on 19 October.
A public notice published by the Guadalquivir River Basin Authority on 19 October seeks comments on an application to modify a surface-water concession in Jaén.
Karus Mining reported results from the first two holes in its 2026 FG Gold program in British Columbia. Hole FG-26-412 returned 4.80 grams of gold per tonne over 14.55 metres.
The decision rejected the permit application for the Ampliación El Páramo project, which had a proposed installed power of 50.88 MW. It was published in the BOE on 2026-10-17.
ADIF and Fene’s council signed a cooperation agreement to improve pedestrian and cycle access at kilometre point 33/910 on the Betanzos–Ferrol line. The BOE published it on 17 October.
Inventus Mining said Phase 3 drilling has started at its wholly owned Pardo gold project near Sudbury. The planned program comprises about 6,000 metres and 155 holes.
A 12-20 October advisory mission examined nuclear safety arrangements and emergency response.
An agreement published in the BOE on 20 October sets out agro-food buyer and opinion-leader visits in Granada province, organized by ICEX and the Granada Chamber of Commerce in 2027.
Spain’s environmental authority decided that modifications to the 58.14 MW Baluma Solar installation in Granada do not require a full environmental impact assessment. The decision appeared in the BOE on 17 October.
