-- Graphite One (GPH.V) 周一表示，其 Graphite Creek 项目目前仍处于美国 FAST-41 联邦许可计划的“进行中”状态，公司正按计划推进所有必要的联邦审查。 位于阿拉斯加州诺姆以北 60 公里的石墨溪项目计划建设一座露天石墨矿及配套矿物加工厂，该项目于 2025 年 6 月 2 日被纳入 FAST-41 计划的“涵盖项目”。 经过为期 60 天的协调项目计划 (CPP) 流程后，详细的许可审批时间表于 2025 年 8 月 5 日公开发布。CPP 为所需的联邦环境审查和授权制定了 13.5 个月的进度计划，预计完成日期为 2026 年 9 月 29 日。 “FAST-41 计划完美地实现了其设计目标——在不改变任何环境或监管标准的前提下，提高了多个联邦机构的审批效率、可预测性和问责制，”首席执行官安东尼·休斯顿表示。 “通过制定协调一致且公开的时间表，并尽早召集所有机构参与，FAST-41项目正在加速我们开发美国最大石墨矿藏的能力，并为锂离子电池负极材料和其他关键石墨产品在多个技术领域建立安全可靠的国内供应链。” Graphite One的股票周五在多伦多证券交易所创业板收盘下跌0.03美元，报1.15美元。
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