Aclara Resources Secures Louisiana Air Permit - Project Dynamo Targets Q1 2027 Construction

Sep 16, 2026

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  • Aclara Resources received Louisiana State Permit No. 0520-00550-00 authorizing construction and operation of its Project Dynamo rare-earth separation facility in Vinton.
  • Dynamo is designed to produce 1,131 tonnes/year of NdPr oxide, 148 tonnes of dysprosium oxide, and 25 tonnes of terbium oxide annually at full capacity.
  • Aclara claims Dynamo could supply over 75% of U.S. dysprosium and terbium requirements for EVs by 2028, though financing is not yet secured.
  • U.S. EXIM issued a non-binding Letter of Interest for up to $750 million for Aclara's broader Louisiana buildout, but committed funding remains the critical next milestone.
  • REEx notes the permit materially de-risks the project, but distinguishes between permitted, financed, and producing as three separate investor milestones.

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Aclara Resources secures Louisiana air permit for Project Dynamo, targeting Q1 2027 construction to produce NdPr, dysprosium, and terbium oxide on U.S. soil. (read full article...)

Commercial-scale performance, recoveries, operating costs, senior-debt closure, and execution remain to be proven.

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