U.S. Government Commits Nearly $250 Million to Port Mackenzie Rail Infrastructure, Supporting Alaska’s Resource development and providing a direct transport link to Nova Minerals planned critical minerals processing and refining hub.
The U.S. government committed a $249 million federal grant to complete the 32-mile Port MacKenzie Rail Extension, covering roughly 80% of the $311 million project. The rail line will link the Alaska Railroad main line to Port MacKenzie, with a direct siding at Nova Minerals' planned antimony processing and refining hub, de-risking logistics for the company's Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project. Nova says the facility will anchor what it calls the first modern, fully integrated U.S.
Key figures
- Deal Value Usd
- 249000000
- Grant share
- 80%
- Dod award prior
- $43.4 million
- Rail length miles
- 32
- Total project cost
- $311 million
- State local contribution
- $62 million
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