Terra Clean Energy Corp. Applauds Utah’s Mission Critical Policy Framework for Critical Minerals Announced by Governor Cox

Core Insights - Terra Clean Energy Corp. supports Utah's "Mission Critical" strategy for critical minerals, aiming to make Utah the leading destination for mineral extraction and processing in the U.S. [1] - The strategy includes the approval of five mining projects in 2026 and the establishment of a national lab by 2031 [1][2] - Uranium has been added to the U.S. Government's critical minerals list, which is expected to influence federal and state policies [2] Company Overview - Terra Clean Energy Corp. is a Canadian uranium exploration and development company, currently developing the South Falcon East uranium project with an inferred resource of 6.96 million pounds of uranium [3] - The company also has past producing uranium mines in Utah and exploration properties in Wyoming [3] Industry Context - The "Mission Critical" initiative aims to capture 25% of the critical mineral market share and reduce permitting timelines by 50% [2] - The initiative also seeks to ensure that 50% of minerals extracted in Utah are processed within the state [2] - CEO Greg Cameron believes that 2026 will be a pivotal year for uranium, with a focus on expanding Terra's portfolio of U.S. uranium assets, particularly in Utah [2]