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New Wells in Salt Mine Tuzla

Published: September 18, 2013
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rudnik-soli-tuzlaThanks to the support of the government of the Tuzla Canton, the mine managed to meet the needs of its biggest buyers Sode Sisecam and Solane. Until now, every year two to three new wells have been drilled and cooperation is continued, as well as efforts of the mine to meet the needs of its buyers. The Tuzla Canton government allocated around 850.000 KM in the last two years for research and exploration of the wells.

The Tuzla salt mine is preparing to increase the capacity that Soda and Solana plan in 2017.

The efforts of the mine and the government in stabilizing the mine are visible, and it enables the further development of an industry where brine is one of the main raw materials.

(Source: Indikator.ba)

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