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    Boss Honeymoon recovery plan: ISR wellfield spacing and cost lens for engineers

    February 26, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    Boss Honeymoon recovery plan: ISR wellfield spacing and cost lens for engineers

    First reported on Australian Mining

    30 Second Briefing

    Boss Energy is pursuing a new development pathway for the Honeymoon uranium operation in South Australia based on an alternative wide-spaced in-situ recovery wellfield layout. The concept aims to reduce drilling density and capital per pound of U₃O₈ while maintaining flow rates and leach contact, potentially cutting operating costs across the existing plant and satellite wellfields. For geotechnical and hydrogeological teams, the approach will hinge on demonstrating sufficient hydraulic connectivity, containment within the mineralised aquifer and reliable long-term recovery under the wider spacing.

    Technical Brief

    • Boss Energy is testing the wide-spaced pattern initially in a discrete Honeymoon trial area.

    Our Take

    Uranium pieces are a small subset of the 1106 Mining stories in our database, so Boss Energy’s Honeymoon uranium project sits in a relatively niche but closely watched segment, especially as utilities look for diversified non-Kazakh supply.

    The presence of Global Atomic and Orano in another recent uranium-related item signals that established players and newer developers alike are under scrutiny on disclosure and ESG, which will likely push Boss Energy to emphasise transparent reporting around Honeymoon’s recovery and cost performance.

    Australia appears less frequently than North American jurisdictions in recent uranium coverage, so any cost or recovery breakthroughs at the Honeymoon uranium operation could influence how investors benchmark Australian uranium projects against peers in Nevada and other top-ranked regions.

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