Lower 48 Uranium Operator Outreach Playbook

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◆ Sales Outreach Document ◆ 2026 Edition

LOWER 48
URANIUM

Operator Outreach Playbook

This guide helps XTANK.co reach the right people at every uranium operator in the lower 48 states. It explains how uranium is produced by in-situ recovery and by conventional milling, names the tanks and vessels in each circuit, and shows where the Freedom Tool can do work. Eleven Texas site pages and eleven company pages give facility data, current status, target job titles and a call plan. Cold email templates are at the back.

Operators

States

Producing Now

Conventional Mills

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Section 0 — Start Here

How To Use This Playbook

READ SECTION 1 BEFORE YOU SEND THE FIRST EMAIL

Why This Market Is Different

Uranium ISR is not oil and gas. The fluid is water, not crude. The value in the tank is dissolved uranium, not sellable oil. The people who approve equipment are process engineers and radiation safety officers, not tank farm supervisors.

Do not send the oil playbook email to these people. It will not land. Use the process language in Section 1 and the templates in Section 4.

The Six Step Outreach Method

Learn both processes

Read Section 1. There are two: in-situ recovery (pages 03 and 04) and conventional milling (page 05). They are not the same and the people are not the same. Know which one your target runs before you write a word.

Pick the tank

Read Section 2. Choose one vessel for your first ask. Do not offer a plant wide solution in the first email. Offer one tank.

Pick the company and the person

Section 3 opens with the operator map on page 10, then eleven Texas site pages, then eleven company pages covering the rest of the lower 48. Every page carries a current status and an Apollo.io search string.

Send the matched template

Use the template written for that job title. Change the first line only. Keep the email under 120 words.

Follow the cadence

Four touches over 18 days. Stop after the fourth. Move the contact to a 90 day re-touch list.

Ask for a trial, not a sale

The first close is a no cost trial on one tank. The second close is the plant. The third close is the fleet.

The Three Tiers

TIER 1 — PRODUCING. Five companies run plants today. They have real problems now. Call these first.

TIER 2 — LICENSED AND PARKED. Cameco holds two plants on care and maintenance. Restart engineering is the way in.

TIER 3 — BUILDING OR PERMITTING. Five companies are designing plants. Equipment written into a design never has to be retrofitted.

Language Rule

This document uses Simplified Technical English. Sentences are short. Each sentence gives one idea. The active voice is used. Words have one meaning only. Write your emails the same way. Engineers read fast and they distrust sales language.

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LOWER 48 URANIUM

Section 1 — Process Primer, Part 1 of 2

How Uranium Is Produced In Texas

WELLFIELD TO PLANT INLET

All uranium production in Texas today uses in-situ recovery (ISR), also called in-situ leach (ISL). No ore is dug. No tailings are made. The uranium is dissolved underground and is pumped to the surface as a liquid. Every step after that happens in tanks and vessels.

Make the lixiviant

Native groundwater is drawn from the aquifer. Operators add a complexing agent and an oxidant. Texas orebodies hold limestone and gypsum, so Texas plants use an alkaline carbonate leach, not acid. The oxidant is oxygen or hydrogen peroxide. The mixed fluid is called the lixiviant or the injection solution.

Inject and leach

The lixiviant is pumped down injection wells into the ore sand. It moves through the sand. It oxidises the uranium minerals and dissolves them as a uranyl carbonate complex.

Recover the pregnant solution

Extraction wells fitted with submersible pumps lift the uranium bearing fluid back to the surface. This fluid is the pregnant leach solution (PLS). Uranium content is low, normally under 0.1 percent. Flow is high, often thousands of gallons per minute.

Collect at the header house

Flow lines run to header houses. Each header house serves one wellfield pattern. Flow, pressure and chemistry are measured there. Lines then run to the plant or to the satellite ion exchange plant.

Hold and surge before the plant

The PLS enters surge tanks and holding tanks at the plant inlet. These tanks even out flow and pressure. They are the last point before the ion exchange columns.

What Gets Into The Fluid That Should Not Be There

Oil and grease. Submersible pump lubricants, seal leaks, hydraulic fluid, workover fluids and legacy hydrocarbons in the same sands. South Texas uranium counties sit inside oil and gas country.

Solids and fines. Clay, silt, sand, iron floc and calcite scale. The aquifer releases these as flow moves through it. Calcite is a known problem in carbonate leach circuits.

Bacteria and biofilm. Warm water with nutrients grows biological films in tanks and lines.

Radon-222 and hydrogen sulphide. Radon is released from the fluid into the tank vapour space. Reduced sands can also release hydrogen sulphide.

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PROCESS PRIMER 1 OF 2

Section 1 — Process Primer, Part 2 of 2

From Ion Exchange To Yellowcake

THE PART OF THE PLANT THAT HOLDS THE MONEY

Ion exchange (IX)

The PLS flows through pressurised columns packed with anion exchange resin. The uranium complex sticks to the resin. Clean fluid leaves the column. This clean fluid is the barren solution. It is re-fortified with oxidant and is sent back to the injection wells. A small bleed stream, about 0.5 percent, is taken to waste. The bleed keeps a net inward flow at the wellfield, which the TCEQ licence requires.

Resin transfer or remote IX

At a satellite plant the loaded resin is moved into a trailer and is trucked to the central processing plant. This is called remote ion exchange. UEC and enCore both use this hub-and-spoke method in Texas.

Elution (stripping)

A strong salt solution, normally sodium chloride with sodium carbonate, is passed through the loaded resin. The uranium comes off the resin into the liquid. This liquid is the eluate, and the feed liquid is the eluant. Both are held in large brine tanks.

Precipitation

Hydrogen peroxide is added to the eluate in a series of stirred tanks. The uranium drops out of solution as solid uranyl peroxide. Base is added to hold the correct pH.

Thickening and washing

The slurry flows to a thickener. Solids settle and grow as crystals. Clear liquid rises and overflows from the top. Solids are drawn from the bottom.

Filter press or centrifuge

The thickener underflow is dewatered. The filtrate returns to the thickener.

Dry and drum

The cake is dried at low temperature. The dried product is yellowcake, about 80 percent U₃O₈. It is packed into sealed drums for shipment to a conversion plant.

Waste and restoration

Bleed water, filtrate, wash water and aquifer restoration water are collected. They are sent to evaporation ponds or to Class I deep disposal wells permitted by the TCEQ. After mining ends the operator must restore the aquifer to its baseline quality. Reverse osmosis is often used, which makes a concentrated brine stream.

The key point for XTANK. Between step 5 and step 13 the uranium never leaves a tank for long. Anything that floats on a surface in that circuit is either lost product, a fouling risk to the resin, or a gas that a worker must not breathe. That is the opening.

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PROCESS PRIMER 2 OF 2

Section 1 — Process Primer, Part 3 of 3

Conventional Milling

THE CLOSEST THING IN URANIUM TO AN OIL TANK

Not all uranium comes from ISR. Four plants in the lower 48 are conventional mills. They dig ore, crush it and leach it in tanks. The recovery step is different from ISR and it is much closer to your oilfield experience. Read this page before you call Energy Fuels, Anfield or Western Uranium.

The Conventional Flow

Crush, grind and leach

Ore is crushed and ground, then leached in large agitated tanks with sulphuric acid or with alkaline carbonate. The uranium dissolves.

Counter current decantation (CCD)

A train of thickeners separates the solids from the pregnant liquor and washes the solids. Each thickener has a large open surface.

Solvent extraction (SX)

The liquor is mixed with an organic phase: a kerosene based diluent carrying an amine extractant. The uranium moves into the organic. The two phases then separate in settlers, organic floating on aqueous.

Strip, precipitate, dry, drum

Uranium is stripped back out of the organic, precipitated with ammonia or peroxide, dried or calcined and drummed as yellowcake.

Tailings

Solids and process water go to a lined tailings impoundment. Ponds form a surface crust and grow algae, the same as any evaporation pond.

Why This Matters To You

Step 3 is the opening. In every solvent extraction plant a layer called crud builds at the boundary between the organic and the aqueous phase in the settlers. Crud is a stable emulsion of organic, aqueous liquid and fine solids. Published work calls it a severe process nuisance. It ties up expensive solvent and it hinders normal operation of the mixer settlers.

Crud volume depends on the type of organic used, on fluid velocity and on settling retention time. Crews remove it by hand today.

So at a conventional mill you are not talking about a process you do not know. You are talking about a hydrocarbon floating on water, a stable emulsion at the interface, and a man with a scoop. You have sold against that exact problem for years.

The Four Conventional Mills In The Lower 48

Mill	State	Owner	Status
White Mesa Mill	Utah	Energy Fuels	Operating. The only one running today.
Sweetwater Mill	Wyoming	Uranium Energy Corp	Idle. Bought from Rio Tinto Dec 2024.
Shootaring Canyon	Utah	Anfield Energy	Reactivation applied Apr 2024.
Mustang Mineral Processing	Colorado	Western Uranium	Licensing. Former Pinon Ridge.

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CONVENTIONAL MILLING

Section 2 — Equipment Map

Every Vessel In An ISR Plant

WHAT IS INSIDE IT — WHAT COLLECTS ON THE SURFACE

Vessel	What is inside	What collects at the surface	Freedom Tool fit
Wellfield collection and surge tanks	Pregnant leach solution from the extraction wells	Pump oil film, grease, hydraulic fluid, clay, iron floc, foam	STRONG Skim before the resin bed
Pre-IX holding and filter feed tanks	Filtered or unfiltered PLS at the plant inlet	Oil sheen, biofilm, fine solids that pass the strainers	STRONG Last barrier before the resin bed
Ion exchange columns	Anion exchange resin under pressure	Not applicable. Closed pressure vessel	NONE Protect it, do not enter it
Barren solution tanks	Uranium free water going back to injection	Carry over oil, foam, floating fines	GOOD Protect injection well permeability
Eluant and eluate brine tanks	Strong sodium chloride and carbonate brine	Salt crust, resin fines, crud layer, scum at the phase boundary	STRONG Skim and break the crust
Precipitation tanks	Eluate plus hydrogen peroxide, stirred	Foam and floating uranyl peroxide fines	GOOD Recover product fines. Verify on site
Thickener	Uranyl peroxide slurry settling	Scum blanket and fines in the overflow launder	GOOD Skim the overflow. Verify existing rake
Filtrate and wash water tanks	Return liquid from the filter press	Fines, foam, oil carried through the circuit	GOOD Recover fines before they leave
Restoration water tanks	Aquifer restoration water, often before reverse osmosis	Iron floc, biological growth, oil, scale	STRONG Protect membranes and meet the permit
Disposal well feed tanks	Bleed water and waste going to the Class I well	Floating solids, oil, floc that plugs the injection zone	STRONG Plugging a disposal well is very costly
Evaporation and surge ponds	Concentrated waste brine, open to air	Salt crust, scale, algae and bacteria mats, wind blown dust	STRONG Break the crust. Add biocide below the surface
Reagent tanks	Hydrogen peroxide, carbonate, salt, base	Crust and precipitate at the surface	CHECK Chemical compatibility review needed first
Produced water tanks on the same lease	Oilfield produced water, same counties	Free oil, emulsion, solids	STRONG This is the core XTANK use case

Use this table on the call. Ask which vessel gives the most trouble. Let the engineer choose the tank. A tank the engineer names is a tank the engineer will fight to fix.

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EQUIPMENT MAP

Section 2 — Ranked Applications

Where The Freedom Tool Fits

RANKED BY STRENGTH OF CASE — LEAD WITH A AND B

A. Protect the ion exchange resin. Published work on uranium ion exchange states that oils, greases and suspended solids remain on the resin surface and foul it. Fouling raises backwash frequency, lowers uranium loading and can force chemical regeneration or resin replacement. Resin is one of the largest consumable costs in an ISR plant. The Freedom Tool skims the oil film from the surge tank at any liquid level and needs no power. Ask: “What does a resin change out cost you, and how often do you do one?”

B. Keep the disposal well and the restoration circuit open. Bleed water, restoration water and filtrate go to Class I deep disposal wells or to evaporation ponds under a TCEQ permit. Floating solids, iron floc and oil reduce injectivity and foul reverse osmosis membranes. A skim on the feed tank removes the floating fraction before it reaches the pump. Ask: “How is your injectivity trending on the disposal wells?”

C. Control radon and hydrogen sulphide in the tank vapour space. Radon-222 is released from the fluid and collects in the vapour space of open and vented tanks. Reduced sands can also release hydrogen sulphide. The Freedom Tool sweeps and purges the vapour space and provides static grounding at the flash zone. It is Type 1 fire suppression compatible with all foam types. Ask: “Where do your highest radon readings come from in the plant area?”

D. Break the crust in brine tanks and evaporation ponds. Strong sodium chloride and carbonate brine forms a salt and scale crust at the surface. Ponds also grow algae and bacteria mats. The tool breaks and skims the crust and lets a biocide or inhibitor be added below the surface, with no tank or pond entry. Ask: “Who breaks the crust on the ponds today, and how?”

E. Recover product fines in the precipitation and thickener circuit. Uranyl peroxide fines and foam can rise instead of settle. Fines that leave in the thickener overflow return to the circuit or go to waste. At current uranium prices a small recovery is real money. This use needs verification at each plant. Many thickeners already carry a rake and a scum arm. Ask before you claim it. Ask: “Do you see foam or floating fines on the precipitation tanks?”

F. The oilfield tanks next door. Karnes, Bee, Goliad, Live Oak, Duval and Brooks Counties sit inside active oil and gas country. Uranium operators, their landowners and their water partners run produced water tanks on the same leases. This is the standard XTANK use case and it is the easiest first sale in the region. Use it to build the relationship, then move into the uranium plant.

Honesty rule. Applications A to D and F rest on documented plant problems. Application E is logical but is not yet proven at a Texas ISR plant. Say so. An engineer who catches you overstating a claim will not answer the second email.

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APPLICATION RANKING

Section 2 — Claims And Proof

What You Can Claim

EIGHT STATEMENTS — ALL SUPPORTED BY THE PRODUCT

Protect the ion exchange resin. Remove the oil film and the floating solids before the resin bed.

Skim the crud layer at the organic and aqueous interface in a solvent extraction circuit.

Keep the disposal well open. Remove floating solids and oil before the injection feed tank.

Control radon and hydrogen sulphide in the tank vapour space. Support the ALARA programme.

Provide static grounding in the flash zone. The tool is Type 1 fire suppression compatible with all foam types.

Add surfactant, biocide or inhibitor at liquid level, without tank entry.

Break the surface crust in brine tanks, tailings ponds and evaporation ponds.

Operate with no moving parts, no power and no tank entry. Built in 316 stainless steel.

Proof You Already Hold

The Freedom Tool is patented and is built in 316 stainless steel. It is in service in produced water tanks in Texas. Named customers include WaterBridge, Select Water Services, Pilot Water, Summit, Reclaim, Triple Crown, Judah Oil, Apache and ConocoPhillips.

Video of the tool in service is on xtank.co. Send the link after the first reply, not with the first email.

Proof You Do Not Yet Hold

No uranium installation exists yet, at an ISR plant or a conventional mill. No third party test data exists for carbonate brine, hydrogen peroxide, low-pH acid service or an SX organic phase.

Turn this into the ask. The first operator gets a no cost trial and gets named as the reference site. Engineers respond well to being first when the risk is zero.

The One Sentence Version

“The Freedom Tool sits in a tank, skims whatever floats, controls the gas above the liquid, and grounds static in the flash zone. It has no moving parts, needs no power, and needs no tank entry.”

Say this sentence out loud until it is natural. It is your answer to “what does it do?” on every call.

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CLAIMS AND PROOF

Section 3 — Target Contacts

Who To Contact At Every Site

TWELVE ROLES — RANKED BY VALUE TO XTANK

Rank	Job title	What this person owns	Best opening angle
1	Process Engineer / Metallurgist	Ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance	Resin fouling and product fines
2	Plant Manager / CPP Manager	The plant. Approves new process equipment	Cost per pound and uptime
3	Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)	Radon control, ALARA and worker dose records	Vapour space control, no tank entry
4	Environmental / Regulatory Manager	TCEQ radioactive material licence and UIC permits	Disposal well injectivity and pond control
5	Operations Manager / Superintendent	Daily plant and wellfield operation	Fewer cleanouts, fewer vacuum truck runs
6	Maintenance Supervisor	Tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work	No moving parts, no power, no entry
7	Wellfield Manager / Supervisor	Submersible pumps, header houses, flow control	Pump oil carry over into the plant
8	Projects / Engineering Manager	Equipment for new build and refurbishment	Design stage specification
9	HSE Manager	Confined space entry, gas exposure, fire risk	Fewer entries, static grounding
10	Health Physics Technician	Air, surface and dose readings each shift	Where the readings are highest
11	Procurement / Supply Chain Lead	The purchase order and the vendor terms	Trial terms and vendor onboarding
12	VP Operations / COO	A rollout across every site	Fleet economics after the first win

Apollo.io Search Patterns

Company: Uranium Energy Corp
Titles: Process Engineer, Plant Manager,
Radiation Safety Officer, Wellfield
Location: Texas
Keywords: ISR, in-situ recovery, Hobson

Company: enCore Energy
Titles: Process Engineer, Plant Manager,
Radiation Safety Officer, Environmental
Location: Texas
Keywords: Rosita, Alta Mesa, Kingsville Dome

Note. Both companies are small. Head office is in Corpus Christi for enCore and in Corpus Christi and Houston for UEC. Many senior people cover more than one site. One good contact can open every site in this playbook.

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TARGET CONTACTS

Section 3 — The Lower 48 Operator Map

Every Company Worth A Call

ELEVEN OPERATORS — EIGHT STATES — THREE TIERS

Company	States	Status	Priority for XTANK
Energy Fuels	UT, AZ, CO, WY, NM	PRODUCING	Highest in the US. Conventional mill, SX crud layer.
Uranium Energy Corp	TX, WY, AZ, CO, NM	PRODUCING	High. Same contacts as Texas. Two states plus a mill.
enCore Energy	TX, SD, WY, CO	PRODUCING	High. Dewey-Burdock builds early 2027.
Ur-Energy	WY	PRODUCING	High. Shirley Basin commissioning now. Best timing.
Peninsula / Strata	WY	PRODUCING	High interest. Public operating problems. Acid service.
Cameco Resources	WY, NE	PARKED	Medium. Licensed and staffed. Restart scope is the way in.
Anfield Energy	UT, AZ, CO, WY	BUILDING	High. Cold start mill specifies all new tanks.
Western Uranium	CO, UT	BUILDING	Medium. Small company, easy access to decision makers.
Laramide Resources	NM, UT	PERMITTING	Medium. No competition yet. Build the relationship early.
General Atomics / RGR	NM	PERMITTING	Strategic. Parent runs a producing ISR plant in Australia.
Verdera Energy	NM	FUNDED	Medium. $20M raised, best data in New Mexico. No plant yet.

Three Things To Take From This Table

1. Wyoming, not Texas, holds the volume. Wyoming has produced over 80 percent of all domestically mined uranium and runs four ISR operations today. Texas runs two.

2. Two of your Texas targets already operate in Wyoming. UEC and enCore both run plants there. Ask your Texas contact for the Wyoming introduction instead of starting cold.

3. The conventional mills are the best technical fit in the country. White Mesa, Sweetwater, Shootaring Canyon and Mustang run solvent extraction. That means a real hydrocarbon layer, a real interface and a crud layer that crews skim by hand. See page 05.

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LOWER 48 OPERATOR MAP

Texas Site 01 of 11 — Karnes County, Texas

Hobson Central Processing Plant

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Karnes County

Location

Hobson / Falls City

Type

Central Processing Plant (CPP)

Status

Operating hub

Capacity / Resource

4.0 M lb U3O8 / yr licensed

Site Notes

Hobson is the hub of the UEC Texas hub-and-spoke platform. It processes loaded resin from five satellite project areas. It holds the largest licensed plant capacity in Texas.

Call Plan

Start here. One Hobson approval can set the standard for every UEC satellite. Lead with resin protection and with product fines recovery in the precipitation and thickener circuit. Ask for the Plant Manager and the Process Engineer.

Equipment Expected On Site

Elution circuit, precipitation tanks, thickener, filter press, dryer, drum station, restoration and waste tanks, deep disposal wells

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Eluant and brine tanks

Precipitation and thickener circuit

Disposal well feed tanks

Radon and vapour space control

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Hobson Central Processing Plant + Karnes County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Karnes County, TX

Texas Site 02 of 11 — Bee County, Texas

Burke Hollow ISR Project

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Bee County

Location

Near Beeville

Type

Satellite ion exchange (spoke)

Status

In production since April 2026

Capacity / Resource

6.16 M lb U3O8 measured and indicated

Site Notes

Burke Hollow is the newest operating ISR mine in the world. It is the largest new ISR wellfield built in the United States in over a decade. The site is new, so process problems are still being found and solved.

Call Plan

A new wellfield gives you the best entry point. Crews are still tuning the circuit. Offer a trial on one surge tank upstream of the ion exchange columns. New sites also hire fast, so contact lists change often.

Equipment Expected On Site

Wellfield, header houses, submersible pumps, pressurised IX columns, surge and holding tanks, resin transfer tanks

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Pre-IX surge and holding tanks

Wellfield collection tanks

Restoration water tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Burke Hollow ISR Project + Bee County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Bee County, TX

Texas Site 03 of 11 — Duval County, Texas

Palangana ISR Project

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Duval County

Location

Near Benavides

Type

Satellite ion exchange (spoke)

Status

Past producer, satellite on standby

Capacity / Resource

0.64 M lb U3O8 indicated

Site Notes

Palangana produced from 2010 to 2016. The satellite ion exchange plant is reported as operational. Duval County sits inside a mature oil and gas district.

Call Plan

A standby site is easy to visit and easy to test. Restart work needs tank cleanouts. Offer to install during the restart, not after it. Ask about hydrocarbon in the produced fluid.

Equipment Expected On Site

Salt dome flank wellfield, satellite IX plant, surge tanks, resin transfer skids

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Pre-IX surge tanks

Legacy hydrocarbon skimming

Tank cleanout support

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Palangana ISR Project + Duval County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Duval County, TX

Texas Site 04 of 11 — Goliad County, Texas

Goliad ISR Project

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Goliad County

Location

Near Goliad

Type

Satellite ion exchange (spoke)

Status

Fully permitted, not yet producing

Capacity / Resource

6.16 M lb U3O8 measured and indicated

Site Notes

Goliad holds all major permits. Construction has not started. Permits include deep waste disposal wells approved by the TCEQ.

Call Plan

Sell at the design stage. A tool written into the plant design costs the operator nothing to retrofit later. Target the Project Engineer and the Engineering Manager, not the plant crew.

Equipment Expected On Site

Permitted wellfield, planned satellite IX plant, planned Class I disposal wells

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Design-stage specification

Disposal well feed tanks

Pond and surge tank design

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Goliad ISR Project + Goliad County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Goliad County, TX

Texas Site 05 of 11 — Bee County, Texas

Salvo ISR Project

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Bee County

Location

Near Pawnee

Type

Satellite project (spoke)

Status

Development, permitting stage

Capacity / Resource

2.84 M lb U3O8 inferred

Site Notes

Salvo is an early stage spoke in the Hobson platform. All reported resources are inferred. Bee County also holds Burke Hollow, so one crew often covers both.

Call Plan

Low priority on its own. Use Salvo as a second reason to call the Bee County team. Bundle it with the Burke Hollow conversation.

Equipment Expected On Site

Planned wellfield and satellite IX plant

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Design-stage specification

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Salvo ISR Project + Bee County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Bee County, TX

Texas Site 06 of 11 — Live Oak County (confirm), Texas

Longhorn ISR Project

OPERATOR: Uranium Energy Corp (UEC)

County

Live Oak County (confirm)

Location

South Texas Uranium Belt

Type

Satellite project (spoke)

Status

Development spoke

Capacity / Resource

Not published

Site Notes

Longhorn is named as a spoke of the Hobson platform. Public detail is limited. Confirm the county and the status on the first call.

Call Plan

Use the missing data as your opening. Ask the operator to correct your facts. People answer questions about their own site more often than they answer a sales pitch.

Equipment Expected On Site

Planned wellfield

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Design-stage specification

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + Uranium Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp
4. Longhorn ISR Project + Live Oak County (confirm)

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Live Oak County (confirm), TX

Texas Site 07 of 11 — Brooks County, Texas

Alta Mesa Central Processing Plant

OPERATOR: enCore Energy Corp

County

Brooks County

Location

Near Falfurrias

Type

Central Processing Plant (CPP)

Status

Operating

Capacity / Resource

1.5 M lb / yr, plus 0.5 M lb / yr drying

Site Notes

Alta Mesa restarted operations in 2024. It is the largest of the three enCore plants in South Texas. It runs a full circuit from wellfield to drummed product.

Call Plan

This is the highest value enCore target. A working plant has real problems today. Lead with resin protection and with radon in the vapour space. Ask for the Plant Manager and the Radiation Safety Officer.

Equipment Expected On Site

IX columns, elution circuit, precipitation tanks, thickener, filter press, dryer, drum station, restoration circuit, disposal wells

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Eluant and brine tanks

Precipitation and thickener circuit

Radon and vapour space control

Disposal well feed tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + enCore Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + enCore Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy Corp
4. Alta Mesa Central Processing Plant + Brooks County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Brooks County, TX

Texas Site 08 of 11 — Duval County, Texas

Rosita Central Processing Plant

OPERATOR: enCore Energy Corp

County

Duval County

Location

About 60 miles west of Corpus Christi

Type

Central Processing Plant (CPP)

Status

Licensed and operating

Capacity / Resource

0.8 M lb U3O8 / yr

Site Notes

Rosita is the central plant for the Rosita South, Upper Spring Creek and Butler Ranch satellite projects. Its licence now covers remote ion exchange feed from Upper Spring Creek.

Call Plan

Rosita will take resin from several satellites. That means variable feed chemistry and variable fouling. Frame the Freedom Tool as insurance for the resin inventory across all feeds.

Equipment Expected On Site

IX columns, elution circuit, precipitation and drying circuit, restoration circuit, disposal wells

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Eluant and brine tanks

Pre-IX surge tanks

Restoration water tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + enCore Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + enCore Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy Corp
4. Rosita Central Processing Plant + Duval County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Duval County, TX

Texas Site 09 of 11 — Kleberg County, Texas

Kingsville Dome Central Processing Plant

OPERATOR: enCore Energy Corp

County

Kleberg County

Location

Near Kingsville

Type

Central Processing Plant (CPP)

Status

Standby, refurbishment required

Capacity / Resource

0.8 M lb U3O8 / yr

Site Notes

Kingsville Dome is fully licensed but is held in standby. The plant needs refurbishment before restart. It is similar in size and design to Rosita.

Call Plan

Refurbishment is a buying event. Equipment decisions are made before restart, not after. Contact the Projects or Engineering group now and ask when the refurbishment scope is set.

Equipment Expected On Site

Idle plant circuit, tanks awaiting refurbishment, restoration circuit

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Design-stage specification

Tank refurbishment scope

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + enCore Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + enCore Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy Corp
4. Kingsville Dome Central Processing Plant + Kleberg County

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Kleberg County, TX

Texas Site 10 of 11 — Live Oak and Bee Counties, Texas

Upper Spring Creek Project

OPERATOR: enCore Energy Corp

County

Live Oak and Bee Counties

Location

Near Tuleta

Type

Satellite remote ion exchange plant

Status

Construction complete, start planned late 2026

Capacity / Resource

Feeds the Rosita CPP

Site Notes

enCore completed the first phase of construction on the satellite remote ion exchange plant in June 2026. Extraction starts once the final permits are issued.

Call Plan

The best timing on this list. The plant is built but is not yet running. Commissioning teams accept low risk add-ons. Ask for a commissioning trial on one tank.

Equipment Expected On Site

First production wellfield, satellite remote IX plant, surge and holding tanks

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Pre-IX surge tanks

Commissioning trial

Restoration water tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + enCore Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + enCore Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy Corp
4. Upper Spring Creek Project + Live Oak and Bee Counties

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Live Oak and Bee Counties, TX

Texas Site 11 of 11 — Duval and Karnes Counties, Texas

Rosita South (Cadena) and Butler Ranch

OPERATOR: enCore Energy Corp

County

Duval and Karnes Counties

Location

South Texas Uranium Belt

Type

Satellite projects

Status

Feeder projects, development

Capacity / Resource

Feed the Rosita CPP

Site Notes

These projects feed loaded resin to the Rosita plant. Public operating detail is limited. Butler Ranch sits in Karnes County, close to the UEC Hobson plant.

Call Plan

Treat these as reasons to call the Rosita team a second time. Karnes County crews often also work oil and gas tanks, so a produced water skimming reference works well here.

Equipment Expected On Site

Planned wellfields and satellite IX

Best Freedom Tool Openings Here

Design-stage specification

Produced water tanks nearby

Apollo.io Search Strings

1. “Process Engineer” + enCore Energy Corp + Texas
2. “Plant Manager” OR “Operations Manager” + enCore Energy Corp
3. “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy Corp
4. Rosita South (Cadena) and Butler Ranch + Duval and Karnes Counties

Target Contacts — Mark When Reached

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

Environmental / Regulatory Manager

Owns the TCEQ licence and the UIC disposal permits.

Wellfield Manager / Supervisor

Owns submersible pumps, header houses and flow control.

Maintenance Supervisor

Owns tank cleanouts, pumps and shutdown work.

HSE Manager

Owns confined space entry, gas exposure and fire risk.

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Duval and Karnes Counties, TX

TIER 1 — Company 01 of 11 — Producing

Energy Fuels (EFRC)

Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico

Tier

TIER 1

Current Status

Producing

Listing

NYSE Amer: UUUU

US Base

Lakewood, Colorado

XTANK Priority

HIGHEST IN THE US

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
White Mesa Mill	UT	Conventional mill	Operating
Pinyon Plain	AZ	Underground mine	Operating
La Sal and Pandora	UT / CO	Underground mines	Operating since Dec 2023
Nichols Ranch	WY	ISR satellite	Standby, restart prep
Roca Honda / Sheep Mountain	NM / WY	Development	Permitting

What You Need To Know

White Mesa is the only conventional uranium mill in the United States. Built 1980, refurbished 2007. Licensed for about 3,000 tU per year; the company claims over 4,400 tU per year.

White Mesa produced 1,015,000 lb U3O8 in 2025. In Q1 2026 it produced 788,404 lb, about 76 percent of all US output.

The mill runs a vanadium co-product circuit, recommissioned in 2019, and an alternate feed circuit that has recovered over 550 tU since 2005.

Pinyon Plain produced ore containing about 1,530,000 lb U3O8 in 2025 at 1.62 percent grade. That is one of the highest grade uranium mines in US history.

The company has also diversified into rare earth element processing at the same site.

Call Plan

Make this your first call in the United States. Do not open with ISR language. A conventional mill runs solvent extraction, so there is a kerosene based organic layer floating on the aqueous phase and a crud layer at the interface that crews skim by hand today. That is your world. Lead with the crud layer and the organic loss.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Solvent extraction crud layer

Leach and CCD thickener tanks

Vanadium circuit

Tailings pond crust

Alternate feed tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Energy Fuels (EFRC) • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Energy Fuels (EFRC) • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Energy Fuels (EFRC)

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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UTAH, ARIZONA, COLORADO, WYOMING, NEW MEXICO

TIER 1 — Company 02 of 11 — Producing

Uranium Energy Corp — Wyoming

Wyoming (also Texas, Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico)

Tier

TIER 1

Current Status

Producing

Listing

NYSE Amer: UEC

US Base

Corpus Christi / Houston, TX

XTANK Priority

HIGH — SAME CONTACTS AS TEXAS

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Irigaray CPP	WY	Central processing plant	Operating
Christensen Ranch	WY	ISR satellite	Restarted Aug 2024
Reno Creek	WY	ISR, fully permitted	Not yet built
Sweetwater Mill	WY	Conventional mill	Idle, acquired Dec 2024
Anderson / Slick Rock	AZ / CO	Heap leach, conventional	Development

What You Need To Know

Wyoming is now larger than Texas for UEC. The Irigaray plant licensed capacity was raised from about 960 to 1,540 tU per year in September 2024.

Christensen Ranch restarted in August 2024. First dried and drummed product came off the Irigaray plant in February 2025.

Reno Creek holds about 10,000 tU measured and indicated and is licensed for 770 tU per year. It would need 18 months to bring online.

UEC bought Rio Tinto's Sweetwater mill and Wyoming portfolio in December 2024 for $175 million. Sweetwater is a 3,000 t per day conventional mill.

UEC is the largest US uranium company by acquisition: Uranium One Americas (2021, $112M), UEX (2022), Roughrider (2022), Sweetwater (2024).

Call Plan

You do not need a new relationship here. Ask your Texas contact who runs the Wyoming plant and ask for an introduction. One warm introduction beats twenty cold emails. The Sweetwater mill is a second, separate conversation because it is conventional, not ISR.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Pre-IX surge tanks

Eluant and brine tanks

Sweetwater mill: SX crud layer

Disposal well feed tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Uranium Energy Corp • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Uranium Energy Corp • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Uranium Energy Corp

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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WYOMING (ALSO TEXAS, ARIZONA, COLORADO, NEW ME

TIER 1 / 3 — Company 03 of 11 — Producing in TX, permitting elsewhere

enCore Energy — Outside Texas

South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado (also Texas)

Tier

TIER 1 / 3

Current Status

Producing in TX, permitting elsewhere

Listing

NASDAQ: EU

US Base

Corpus Christi, Texas

XTANK Priority

HIGH — DESIGN STAGE WINDOW

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Dewey-Burdock	SD	ISR project	Permitting, build early 2027
Gas Hills	WY	ISR project	Early permitting
Centennial	CO	ISR project	Early stage
Rosita and Alta Mesa	TX	Central processing plants	Operating

What You Need To Know

Dewey-Burdock, South Dakota holds 5,500 tU measured at 0.11 percent and 1,100 tU indicated. The NRC source material licence became final in 2023.

In 2025 the EPA underground injection control permits were upheld on appeal. In August 2025 the project was designated FAST-41 for accelerated federal permitting.

Permitting completion is forecast for Q3 2026 and construction is anticipated in early 2027.

Gas Hills, Wyoming holds 4,140 tU measured and indicated at 0.077 percent, of which 72 percent is ISR amenable.

Alta Mesa is a 70/30 joint venture with Boss Energy. enCore sold its New Mexico assets to Verdera Energy in April 2025.

Call Plan

Dewey-Burdock is the reason to call. Equipment written into a plant design costs nothing to fit later. Ask for the Projects or Engineering Manager, not the plant crew. Reference your Texas conversation if you have had one.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Design stage specification

Disposal well feed tanks

Restoration water tanks

Pond and surge tank design

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + enCore Energy • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + enCore Energy • “Radiation Safety Officer” + enCore Energy

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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SOUTH DAKOTA, WYOMING, COLORADO (ALSO TEXAS)

TIER 1 — Company 04 of 11 — Producing, plus one plant commissioning

Ur-Energy

Wyoming

Tier

TIER 1

Current Status

Producing, plus one plant commissioning

Listing

NYSE Amer: URG

US Base

Littleton, Colorado

XTANK Priority

HIGH — BEST TIMING ON THE LIST

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Lost Creek	WY	ISR central plant	Operating
Shirley Basin	WY	ISR satellite plant	Commissioning, first product mid-2026

What You Need To Know

Lost Creek sits in the Great Divide Basin. The plant is rated 770 tU per year. Commercial production restarted in 2023: about 102 tU in 2024 and 158 tU in 2025.

In May 2025 the Wyoming DEQ issued a permit for six additional mine units and the EPA approved a final aquifer exemption. That extends mine life by about three years.

Shirley Basin holds 3,400 tU measured and indicated at 0.194 percent, a high grade for ISR. It is licensed for 385 tU per year.

As of February 2026 all ion exchange columns were installed and 469 wells were pilot drilled in Mine Unit 1. First yellowcake is expected mid-2026.

Lost Creek sits close to the Sweetwater mill, now owned by UEC.

Call Plan

Shirley Basin is being commissioned right now. A commissioning team will accept a low risk add-on that a running plant will not. Call this week and ask for a commissioning trial on one tank. This is the single best timed opportunity in the country.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Commissioning trial

Pre-IX surge tanks

Restoration water tanks

Eluant and brine tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Ur-Energy • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Ur-Energy • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Ur-Energy

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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WYOMING

TIER 1 — Company 05 of 11 — Producing under stress

Peninsula Energy / Strata Energy

Wyoming

Tier

TIER 1

Current Status

Producing under stress

Listing

ASX: PEN

US Base

Gillette, Wyoming

XTANK Priority

HIGH INTEREST — PLANT IN TROUBLE

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Lance Project	WY	ISR wellfields	Producing, ramping
Ross CPP	WY	Central processing plant	Operating, about 770 tU/yr
Kendrick and Barber units	WY	ISR expansion	Planned
Hauber	WY	Satellite prospect	Held

What You Need To Know

Lance is on the east side of the Powder River Basin in Crook County. Resources are 20,700 tU at 0.04 percent.

Lance is the only acid leach (low pH) ISR operation in the United States. Every other US ISR plant runs alkaline carbonate. The state approved the change in November 2019.

Production restarted December 2024. Operational problems followed. 2025 guidance was cut to as low as 19 tU and actual output was near 5 tU. The company terminated five of its six offtake contracts.

Guidance for 2026 is 155 to 195 tU. The Ross plant has a restoration circuit using ion exchange then reverse osmosis.

A deep disposal well has been drilled to 2,600 metres into a low quality sandstone aquifer.

Call Plan

A company with public operating problems takes vendor calls that a healthy one will not. Be useful, not opportunistic. Materials warning: low pH sulphuric service is harder on steel than carbonate service. Do not promise 316 stainless will hold up. Ask for their fluid chemistry and take it to your fabricator first.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Pre-IX surge tanks

Disposal well feed tanks

Restoration and RO feed tanks

Materials review required first

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Peninsula Energy • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Peninsula Energy • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Peninsula Energy

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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WYOMING

TIER 2 — Company 06 of 11 — Licensed and staffed, parked

Cameco Resources

Wyoming, Nebraska

Tier

TIER 2

Current Status

Licensed and staffed, parked

Listing

NYSE: CCJ (Cameco Corp)

US Base

Cheyenne, Wyoming

XTANK Priority

MEDIUM — RESTART ENGINEERING

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Smith Ranch-Highland	WY	ISR central plant	Care and maintenance since 2018
North Butte-Brown Ranch	WY	ISR satellite	Care and maintenance
Crow Butte	NE	ISR central plant	Care and maintenance since 2018
Gas Hills-Peach	WY	Permitted project	On hold

What You Need To Know

Smith Ranch-Highland was historically the largest producing uranium mine in the USA. Licensed wellfield capacity is 1,156 tU. It produced 815 tU in 2014.

Commercial production at both sites stopped in 2018. Cameco budgets $14 to $15 million per year, per site, through 2026 simply to hold them restart ready.

All production equipment remains on standby to allow a full restart if the market turns. No restart has been announced.

Crow Butte in northwest Nebraska is licensed for 770 tU and holds 5,800 tU at 0.22 percent. In September 2024 Cameco applied for a 20 year licence renewal, which signals a long term restart rather than closure.

Nebraska is the only lower 48 uranium state outside the usual group of Wyoming, Texas, Utah, New Mexico, South Dakota, Colorado and Arizona.

Call Plan

Two angles. Idle tanks still need preservation and still hold standing liquid. And restart engineering is exactly when equipment gets specified, not after start up. Ask who owns the restart readiness scope. Cameco is a large, procedure driven organisation, so expect a long cycle and a formal vendor qualification.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Standby tank preservation

Restart scope specification

Restoration water tanks

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Cameco Resources • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Cameco Resources • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Cameco Resources

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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WYOMING, NEBRASKA

TIER 3 — Company 07 of 11 — Building a mine, permitting a mill

Anfield Energy

Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming

Tier

TIER 3

Current Status

Building a mine, permitting a mill

Listing

TSX-V: AEC

US Base

Vancouver, BC

XTANK Priority

HIGH — COLD START MILL

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Shootaring Canyon Mill	UT	Conventional mill	Reactivation applied Apr 2024
Velvet-Wood	UT	Underground mine	Ground broken Nov 2025
Wate (50 percent)	AZ	Breccia pipe	Held
24 ISL properties + Charlie	WY	ISR prospects	Held

What You Need To Know

Shootaring Canyon is a 1,000 t per day conventional mill built in 1980 and closed in 1982. In April 2024 Anfield applied to reactivate it and to triple its licensed annual uranium capacity.

Velvet-Wood holds 1,780 tU measured and indicated at 0.25 percent. Ground was broken in November 2025 and first production is possible in 2026.

The 2016 economic assessment showed about 243 tU per year over a seven year life, capital of about $46 million and operating cost near $11 per pound.

Anfield bought 24 Wyoming ISL properties from Uranium One in 2016 for $6.55 million, plus the Charlie project with 1,190 tU indicated.

IsoEnergy proposed a $127 million acquisition of Anfield in October 2024. The deal was terminated in January 2025, so Anfield remains independent.

Call Plan

A mill restarting from a cold stop specifies every tank from scratch. That is the cheapest sale you will ever make, because nothing has to be retrofitted. Find the engineering firm doing the reactivation study as well as the Anfield project lead.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Mill design stage specification

SX crud layer

Leach and thickener tanks

Tailings pond crust

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Anfield Energy • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Anfield Energy • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Anfield Energy

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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UTAH, ARIZONA, COLORADO, WYOMING

TIER 3 — Company 08 of 11 — Mining, licensing a mill

Western Uranium & Vanadium

Colorado, Utah

Tier

TIER 3

Current Status

Mining, licensing a mill

Listing

CSE: WUC

US Base

Nucla, Colorado

XTANK Priority

MEDIUM — EASY ACCESS

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Sunday Mine Complex	CO	Underground mines	Mining, shipping ore
Mustang Mineral Processing Site	CO	Conventional mill	Licensing
Hansen and Taylor Ranch	CO	Large deposit	Held
Sage, Van 4, Yellow Cat	CO / UT	Mining properties	Held

What You Need To Know

The Sunday Mine Complex covers the southern third of the Uravan mineral belt. Resources are 390 tU measured and indicated at 0.21 percent plus 735 tU inferred at 0.31 percent.

Ore deliveries to the White Mesa mill began in early 2025. Vanadium is a strong co-product; earlier mining yielded a 6 to 1 vanadium to uranium ratio.

In October 2024 the company acquired Pinon Ridge Corporation and renamed the site the Mustang Mineral Processing Site. Licensing is being advanced.

Hansen and Taylor Ranch hold about 15,200 tU measured and indicated, and up to 35,000 tU including inferred.

The company operates an ablation beneficiation plant underground at Sunday, a 5 t per hour unit that separates uranium and vanadium from sand grains without chemicals.

Call Plan

This is a small company. You will reach a decision maker on the first or second call, which is rare in this sector. Mustang is at the licensing stage, so tank specification is still open. Nucla, Colorado is a long way from Houston, so plan a trip that also covers White Mesa in Utah.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Mill design stage specification

Ablation circuit water tanks

Tailings and pond crust

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Western Uranium & Vanadium • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Western Uranium & Vanadium • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Western Uranium & Vanadium

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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COLORADO, UTAH

TIER 3 — Company 09 of 11 — Permitting

Laramide Resources

New Mexico, Utah

Tier

TIER 3

Current Status

Permitting

Listing

TSX: LAM

US Base

Toronto, Ontario

XTANK Priority

MEDIUM — EARLY RELATIONSHIP

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Church Rock	NM	ISR project	NRC licensed sections, permitting
Crownpoint	NM	ISR project	NRC licensed sections
La Jara Mesa	NM	Underground project	FAST-41, permitting
La Sal	UT	Underground mine	Toll milling deal with White Mesa

What You Need To Know

Laramide bought Hydro Resources Inc, holding Church Rock and Crownpoint, from Uranium Resources in April 2016 for $12.5 million. The NRC has granted a licence for production from sections of both.

A January 2024 economic assessment for Church Rock showed a 62 percent pre-tax internal rate of return, a 31 year life, about 12,000 tU (31.2 million lb) by ISR, and all-in sustaining cost near $35 per pound.

La Jara Mesa in the Grants Mineral Belt holds 18,500 tU indicated as an underground project.

In June 2025 both Church Rock and La Jara Mesa were designated FAST-41 Covered Projects, qualifying them for accelerated federal permitting.

La Sal in Utah has had a toll milling agreement with the White Mesa mill since January 2013.

Call Plan

Nothing is being built yet, so there is no urgency and no competition. Use that. Introduce yourself now, stay on the list, and be the known name when the engineering package is written. One email every quarter is enough.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Design stage specification

Long horizon relationship

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Laramide Resources • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Laramide Resources • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Laramide Resources

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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NEW MEXICO, UTAH

TIER 3 — Company 10 of 11 — Permitting, long horizon

General Atomics / Rio Grande Resources

New Mexico

Tier

TIER 3

Current Status

Permitting, long horizon

Listing

Private

US Base

San Diego, California

XTANK Priority

STRATEGIC — PARENT RUNS ISR ABROAD

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Grants Precision ISR	NM	ISR project	Permitting, FAST-41
Mt Taylor	NM	Former conventional mine	Closure activities separate
Beverley / Four Mile	Australia	ISR mine (Heathgate)	Operating 25+ years

What You Need To Know

The Grants Precision ISR Project sits in Cibola and McKinley counties and was announced in November 2024.

The updated ISR resource is about 260 million pounds of uranium, the largest contiguous uranium resource in the United States.

It was the first uranium ISR project listed on FAST-41. Production is expected from the early 2030s with a planned 30 year mine life.

Rio Grande Resources acquired the Mt Taylor mine in 1991. About 8 million pounds had been extracted before that by shaft mining.

General Atomics affiliate Heathgate Resources has operated the Beverley and Four Mile ISR mine in South Australia for over 25 years. That is a running plant today.

Call Plan

Do not chase Grants; production is a decade out. Chase the parent. Heathgate runs a producing ISR plant in South Australia right now, and General Atomics is one organisation. A conversation about Beverley is a conversation about Grants. This is your only route to an operating ISR plant outside North America.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Long horizon design input

Overseas ISR plant via Heathgate

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + General Atomics • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + General Atomics • “Radiation Safety Officer” + General Atomics

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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NEW MEXICO

TIER 3 — Company 11 of 11 — Funded, consolidating ground

Verdera Energy

New Mexico

Tier

TIER 3

Current Status

Funded, consolidating ground

Listing

TSXV: V

US Base

New Mexico focused — confirm office

XTANK Priority

MEDIUM — MOVING FASTER THAN EXPECTED

Assets And Their Status

Asset	State	Type	Status
Crownpoint	NM	ISR project	Partly permitted under Laramide NRC licence
Hosta Butte	NM	ISR project	Held
Nose Rock	NM	Deep hard rock	Held
West Largo, Ambrosia Lake-Treeline	NM	Projects	Held
Kerr-McGee and URI databases	NM	Exploration data	Acquired 2025 and Mar 2026

What You Need To Know

Verdera bought enCore Energy's entire New Mexico portfolio in April 2025: Crownpoint, Hosta Butte, Nose Rock, West Largo and Ambrosia Lake-Treeline.

The company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol V and raised $20 million.

It holds about 400 square miles of mineral rights carrying roughly 88 million pounds of known and historic uranium. That is about 22 percent of the 400 million pounds estimated for New Mexico, mostly in the Grants District.

In March 2026 Verdera acquired the Kerr-McGee New Mexico uranium database: over 150,000 drill hole logs, over 1,000 maps and hundreds of geological and resource reports. Kerr-McGee was one of the largest US uranium producers from the 1950s to the 1980s.

Combined with the Uranium Resources database that came with the enCore deal, Verdera says it now holds the largest proprietary New Mexico uranium database known. That data cannot be recreated; drilling permits in New Mexico are now very hard to obtain.

Call Plan

Verdera bought information, not a plant. There are no tanks yet and no construction date, so do not expect a sale this year. But a funded company holding the best data in the state will staff up, and it has no incumbent vendor list. Introduce yourself now and stay in touch quarterly. Combine the call with Laramide and General Atomics on one New Mexico trip; all three hold ground in the Grants District and Crownpoint is shared between Verdera and Laramide.

Best Freedom Tool Openings

Design stage specification

Relationship building

Grants District trip with Laramide

Apollo.io Search Strings — And Target Contacts

“Process Engineer” OR “Metallurgist” + Verdera Energy • “Plant Manager” OR “Mill Manager” + Verdera Energy • “Radiation Safety Officer” + Verdera Energy

Plant Manager / CPP Manager

Owns the plant. Approves new process equipment.

Operations Manager / Superintendent

Runs daily plant and wellfield operations.

Process Engineer / Metallurgist

Owns ion exchange, elution and precipitation performance.

Radiation Safety Officer (RSO)

Owns radon control, ALARA and worker dose records.

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NEW MEXICO

Section 3 — Watch List

Not Yet Worth A Call

EXPLORATION AND DORMANT — NO TANKS YET

These companies hold ground but do not operate a plant. There is nothing for the Freedom Tool to sit in. Put the names in your CRM, set a reminder for twelve months, and spend your selling time on pages 11 to 32.

Company	States	Why they are on the list
Global Uranium and Enrichment	Colorado	Tallahassee Uranium Project. About 20,100 tU (52.2 million lb) JORC across five deposits in paleochannels 100 to 270 m deep. Scoping study on the Hansen deposit completed May 2025. Approved to drill through 2027. Perth based, formerly Okapi Resources.
Uranium International Corp	New Mexico	Dalton Pass, 1,180 tU measured and indicated with ISL potential. Nose Rock, 1,160 tU deep hard rock. Both in the Grants mineral belt. Holds an option to earn 65 percent of each.
Nuclear Fuels Inc	Wyoming	Exploration stage in the Powder River Basin. No plant, no tanks yet. Worth a name in your CRM only.
Premier American Uranium	New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado	Exploration stage across three states. No processing facilities. Watch for a first resource statement.
Neutron Energy	New Mexico	Cebolleta Land Grant, about 8,000 tU. Earlier mining 1975 to 1981 produced 460 tU. Dormant.
Crosshair Energy	Wyoming	Bootheel project, about 1,780 tU. Dormant.
IsoEnergy	Utah, Virginia	Holds Tony M in Utah and Coles Hill in Virginia. Its proposed $127 million acquisition of Anfield Energy was terminated in January 2025. Virginia still has a uranium mining moratorium.

What turns a watch list name into a target. Any one of these: a maiden resource statement, a permit application filed, a plant or mill purchase, a FAST-41 designation, or a hiring post for a plant or process role. A careers page that starts advertising operators is the clearest signal a company is about to build something.

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WATCH LIST

Section 4 — Cold Email Templates, Page 1 of 2

Templates By Job Title

PLAIN ENGINEERING LANGUAGE — CLAIM ONLY WHAT YOU KNOW

The posture. You are an outsider from oil and gas produced water. Say so. Do not use process words you cannot defend on a follow up call. Talk about surfaces, floating layers, gas above the liquid and hatch openings. Ask a question and let the engineer teach you the rest.

Template 1 — Process Engineer or Metallurgist

Subject: A basic question about the surface of your tanks

[NAME], I will be straight with you. I sell tank equipment into oil and gas produced water. I am new to uranium recovery, so I am not going to pretend I know your circuit. What I do know is surfaces. In any tank, anything lighter than the bulk liquid ends up in a layer at the top. Oil, film, foam, fine solids, crust. Our Freedom Tool sits at that level and pulls that layer off while the tank stays in service. No moving parts, no power, no tank entry. Built in 316 stainless steel. Does anything collect on the surface of your tanks that you would rather not have there? Robert Muller XTANK.co | 713.725.2399 | robert@xtank.co

Template 2 — Radiation Safety Officer or HSE Manager

Subject: The gas above the liquid, and how often a hatch gets opened

[NAME], I sell a passive tank tool used in oil and gas. I am new to uranium work, so I will keep this to what I can actually speak to. The Freedom Tool does two things that may matter to you. It works on the gas space above the liquid by sweep and purge, so vapour does not sit and build up. And it skims the surface from inside the tank, so nobody has to open a hatch and do that by hand. I do not know your exposure numbers and I will not guess at them. So instead: how many times a month does someone open a tank on your site, and what are they doing when they do? Robert Muller XTANK.co | 713.725.2399 | robert@xtank.co

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Section 4 — Cold Email Templates, Page 2 of 2

Templates And Cadence

FOUR TOUCHES OVER EIGHTEEN DAYS

Template 3 — Environmental or Regulatory Manager

Subject: What floats gets pumped, unless something takes it off first

[NAME], I work in oil and gas produced water and I am new to uranium operations, so forgive a basic question. Anywhere you pump liquid out of a tank, whatever is floating on top eventually gets drawn down and sent downstream. Into a filter, a membrane, or a well. In my world that plugs things and it costs real money. The Freedom Tool removes the floating layer while the tank stays in service. No power, no tank entry, 316 stainless steel. Do you have a tank where a floating layer causes a problem further down the line? Robert Muller | XTANK.co | 713.725.2399

Template 4 — Plant Manager, VP Operations or Procurement

Subject: One tank, one trial

[NAME], XTANK makes a patented passive tank tool. It skims whatever floats on the liquid, works the gas space above it, and grounds static in the flash zone. No moving parts, no power, no tank entry. Built in 316 stainless steel. It is proven in produced water tanks. Customers include WaterBridge, Select Water Services, Pilot Water and ConocoPhillips. It has not been used in uranium recovery yet, and I am not going to tell you otherwise. I am asking for one tank to try it on. If it does nothing for you, we take it out. Is that worth a short call? Robert Muller | XTANK.co | 713.725.2399

Follow Up Cadence

Touch	Day	Channel	What to send
1	0	Email	The matched template above.
2	4	Email reply	Reply to your own email. Add one line: the video link for the tank in service.
3	9	LinkedIn or call	Connect with a one line note. Or call the plant main line and ask for the role by name.
4	18	Email	Short close out. “I will stop here. If the tank gives you trouble later, my number is below.”

Stop after touch four. Move the contact to a 90 day list. Re-touch when the site has news, such as a start up, a permit or a new hire.

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EMAIL TEMPLATES 2 OF 2

Section 5 — Objection Handling

What They Will Say Back

SHORT ANSWERS — DO NOT ARGUE

Objection	Answer
“We do not have oil in our fluid. This is a water plant.”	Agree first. Then ask what the submersible pumps are lubricated with, and whether the field has old oil and gas wells. Ask if they have ever pulled a fouled resin sample. Let the data decide.
“Our ion exchange columns are closed and pressurised.”	Correct, and that is the point. The tool never goes near the columns. It sits in the surge tank upstream so the columns stay clean.
“Anything in a licensed area needs a licence amendment.”	Ask which vessels sit outside the restricted area. Start there. Offer to supply materials data and drawings for their radiation safety review.
“We have never seen this used in uranium.”	True. Say so plainly. The references are in oilfield produced water. The physics of a floating layer does not change with the fluid. Offer a no cost trial to make the first reference.
“Our thickener already has a rake and a scum arm.”	Accept it and move up the circuit. Go to the eluant brine tanks, the restoration tanks and the disposal well feed tank.
“Send me a specification sheet.”	Good sign. Send it the same day. Include materials of construction, dimensions, weight and a photo in service. Ask for a fifteen minute call to size it.
“We have no budget this year.”	Ask who sets next year's capital list and when. Ask to be on the list. Offer the trial now so the data exists when budget opens.
“Talk to procurement.”	Ask for the name and ask for a one line introduction. Never go to procurement without the engineer behind you.
No reply at all.	The most common outcome. Change the target role, not the message. Try the Health Physics Technician or the Maintenance Supervisor. They answer more often than managers.

Three Questions That Open Any Call

1. Which tank on this site gives your crew the most trouble?
2. How often do you clean it, and who does the work?
3. What does one cleanout cost you in labour, trucks and lost time?

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OBJECTION HANDLING

Section 6 — Data And Limits

Sources And Verification Notes

CHECK BEFORE YOU QUOTE A NUMBER TO AN OPERATOR

Primary Sources Used

World Nuclear Association — US Uranium Mining and Exploration, and In-Situ Leach Mining of Uranium.
US Energy Information Administration — Domestic Uranium Production Report, production by operator.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality — uranium recovery methods and licence records.
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission — Uranium Recovery (Extraction) Methods.
Uranium Energy Corp — Texas Hub and Spoke page, S-K 1300 Technical Report Summary (June 2024), and the April 2026 news release on first production at Burke Hollow.
enCore Energy Corp — South Texas Operations pages and 2025–26 releases on Dewey-Burdock and Upper Spring Creek.
Cameco Corp — Smith Ranch-Highland and Crow Butte operation pages, and 2025 financial filings on care and maintenance costs.
Energy Fuels, Ur-Energy, Peninsula Energy, Anfield Energy, Western Uranium and Laramide Resources — company project pages and 2025–26 news releases.
Purolite / Ecolab — technical notes on ion exchange resins in uranium extractive metallurgy.
US EPA — technical report on uranium extraction and solvent extraction crud.
XTANK.co — The Freedom Tool product description.

Verify These Items On The First Call

The county and current status of the UEC Longhorn project.

Whether Kingsville Dome refurbishment has a funded scope and a date.

Whether Cameco has moved either US plant off care and maintenance.

Whether Ur-Energy has produced first yellowcake at Shirley Basin.

Whether Anfield has been granted the Shootaring Canyon reactivation.

Whether Verdera has named a plant site or a construction date.

Which vessels at each site sit inside the licensed restricted area.

Material compatibility with carbonate brine, peroxide, and low-pH acid at Lance.

Limits Of This Document

Company and site data was taken from public statements, regulator pages and EIA production records in August 2026. Capacity figures are licensed or reported figures, not actual output. Resource figures are not reserves and do not prove economic viability.

No named individual contacts are listed. Names change often. Use the job titles and the search strings, then confirm the person before you send.

The Freedom Tool has not been installed at a uranium plant of any kind. Every application in this document is based on documented plant problems and on how the tool behaves in produced water service. Present it as a first application, not as proven practice.

Robert Muller — XTANK.co — 713.725.2399 — robert@xtank.co — www.xtank.co

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