BacTech to Present 'Zero Tailings' Technology at PDAC Convention
Toronto, Canada — February 27, 2026 — Leads & Copy — BacTech Environmental Corporation (CSE:BAC, OTCQB:BCCEF) announced that Dr. Paul Miller will present the company’s patent application for its “Zero Tailings” technology at the upcoming Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Annual Convention.
The event, hosted by Skarn Associates, is titled “Derisking Complexity: Technology, Sustainability and Economics.” The convention will include senior executives from mining companies responsible for technology advancement and sustainability initiatives.
BacTech’s Zero Tailings technology is designed to recover critical and precious metals from historic and active mine tailings while converting waste material into stable, environmentally benign products. The process aims to reduce long-term environmental liabilities, lower closure and reclamation costs, and transform tailings facilities into revenue-generating assets aligned with circular-economy and ESG objectives.
BacTech has a booth (#2751) in the South Pavillion at the upcoming PDAC event in Toronto.
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BacTech Environmental Corporation is a leader in commercial bioleaching, utilizing naturally occurring bacteria to recover valuable metals while stabilizing harmful elements such as arsenic. The Company is advancing a fully permitted 50-tonne-per-day bioleach facility in Tenguel–Ponce Enríquez, Ecuador, and is developing its proprietary Zero-Tailings critical minerals recovery technology in Sudbury, Canada.
BacTech trades on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE: BAC), the OTCQB (OTCQB: BCCEF), and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE: 0BT1).
Source: BacTech Environmental
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