Aerial Drone of NSS @ Work
NSS recently partnered up with SkyDronics to bring you a series of aerial drone videos of just some of the services we offer at NSS.
Move drone video and other NSS videos can be found over on our YouTube Channel.
New offtake deal for Cape York silica project
The agreement with Chinese company Wan Zhong Investment Group is for the potential supply of up to 500,000 tonnes per annum of photovoltaic-grade silica sand.
It follows the signing of an MOU in July with the Fengsha Group, also for the potential supply of up to 500,000 tonnes per annum.

Both may be scaled up to reflect targeted outputs from the project, about 200km north of Cairns.
The Galalar project is adjancent to the world’s largest silica sand mining operation, Mitsubishi Corporation’s Cape Flattery mine, and would potentially serve the fast-growing solar panel market.
Diatreme chief executive officer Neil McIntyre said the second such offtake MOU for Galalar highlighted the strength of international demand for silica sand and the project’s potential to become a new and secure source for Asian markets.
“Galalar is fast becoming an extremely desirable project as demonstrated by the recent scoping study and this latest MOU is another indication of the strength of demand for its premium-grade silica product,” he said.
“The Chinese market consumes around a third of the world’s industrial silica and we are extremely encouraged by the interest shown by Wan Zhong, Fengsha and other groups in obtaining offtake from Galalar.
“We look forward to negotiating potential binding agreements that give mutually beneficial outcomes for all parties, including our project partner, Hopevale Congress.”
Latest News
Townsville will host a one-and-a-half-day conference in March focusing on injury prevention, work health and safety, rehabilitation and return to work...
Mount Carbine owner EQ Resources is advancing preparations to reopen the 430m long historical decline at the Far North Queensland tungsten mine.The co...