Granite Creek Copper has announced its involvement in a groundbreaking technology development project centered around ultramafic rocks for sustainable resource extraction. Collaborating with Kemetco Research, the initiative targets nickel extraction and carbon sequestration using material from the Star Ni-Cu-PGE project in British Columbia. The project aims to leverage the geological potential of the site for nickel, copper, cobalt, PGE metals, and carbon sequestration. By concentrating on laboratory and pilot-scale work, the endeavor seeks to optimize metal extraction efficiency and enhance carbon sequestration through the carbonation of magnesium minerals. With complete ownership of the Star project, Granite Creek Copper has full authority over the technological advancements and potential economic benefits. While the venture holds promise for multiple revenue streams and environmental sustainability, the technology is still in its developmental stages, requiring further testing to ensure commercial viability.