Adventus and Salazar partner with Invert to Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Footprint at joint Copper-Gold Mine in Ecuador

Adventus Mining Corporation and Salazar Resources Limited, both small cap mining and resources companies traded on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange, announced a new partnership with Invert Inc, a Canadian consultancy group focused on developing Net Zero and carbon reduction strategies, to reduce the carbon footprint at the Curipamba project in central Ecuador. Curipamba is one of the highest grade and lowest capital intensity copper-gold projects globally and aims to have lowest-quartile greenhouse gas emissions intensity during operations. The project’s carbon footprint is expected to benefit from the planned connection to the national power grid, which is already 80% supplied by hydro-electric sources, and proximity to deep water ports. Adventus Mining and Salazar Resources seek to build upon these strengths by developing a robust decarbonization roadmap and climate change policy from active project to future operations.