Canada-based mining company North American Nickel (Maniitsoq) has said hydropower offers a "preferred method for the environmentally sensitive generation of electricity" for its NAN nickel sulphide project in southwest Greenland. A feasibility assessment study prepared by Icelandic consulting services company EFLA identified two potential sites for hydro installations, one with a 12 MW baseload and another with a potential 18 MW maximum load capacity, that it said could generate up to 96 GWh per year.
Canada-based mining company North American Nickel (NAN) has said hydropower offers a "preferred method for the environmentally sensitive generation of electricity" for its Maniitsoq nickel sulphide project in southwest Greenland. A feasibility assessment study prepared by Icelandic consulting services company EFLA identified two potential sites for hydro installations, one with a 12 MW baseload and another with a potential 18 MW maximum load capacity, that it said could generate up to 96 GWh per year.