The concentrate will be shipped to Sherritt’s nickel refinery in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. The company estimates that the feed supplies will be sufficient to allow the refinery to operate at design capacity in 1989 and at 70% of capacity for the next five years. Concentrate from several other sources will enable the refinery to operate at capacity after 1989.
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