NuScale Power Deal to Power Data Centres Signals New Era
The nuclear energy revolution is just getting started. First, we learned Microsoft is working on a major project to finance so-called small modular nuclear reactors
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Global Atomic Corporation in Mining Offtake Agreement Despite Niger Coup
Canadian uranium player Global Atomic has announced a major offtake agreement for uranium from its Niger operations. A North American utility willing to buy from
Global Forum to “accelerate nuclear energy financing, long-term international cooperation”
In what could be a watershed moment for nuclear energy, a large gathering of government energy leaders convened in France in recent days, to turbocharge
Uranium Stocks, Sector Interest Behind Spot Price
Uranium stocks are running well behind the new paradigm in uranium prices, models looking at the sector show. A chart from Haywood Securities Inc. shows
Niger May Withdraw Orano Uranium Mining Permit
25% of Europe’s uranium supply is in peril, as Niger military junta and anti-French officals close in on French mining operation. After the July coup,
Russians Enter Global Uranium Spot Market as Supply Crisis Hits
Since Putin’s war on Ukraine began, western powers scrambled to sanction the exports from Russia. Gas, oil, minerals and manufactured products were quickly sanctioned by
Uranium Stocks Fly as Price Moves to Hights Not Seen Since 2011
The price of ASX-listed uranium stocks responded to uranium spot moving up over US$3+ late Friday in North America, by skyrocketing at the start of
Niger: European Uranium Supply Uncertainty as France Pulls Military, Diplomats
The one thing the market hates is uncertainty. Now a geopolitical supply shock for uranium is set to put even more pressure on the u-spot
Rio Tinto Builds a War Chest of Lithium Tenements, Avoiding M&A (for now)
Rio Tinto, one of the world’s biggest mining companies – is charting a strategy to secure lithium supply. The firm is building up a war
Cameco Update: Cigar Lake Production Issues, Uranium Stocks Spike
“History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.” 17 years ago, the massive Cigar Lake Uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan, Canada was shut down
In-Depth Analysis: How the Nuclear Energy Renaissance Has Finally Arrived
In recent years, the global nuclear sector has been experiencing a notable resurgence in interest and investment. The confluence of energy security concerns, climate change
Superconductor LK-99 Could Unleash Green Revolution in Energy
The holy grail of materials science, room-temperature superconductors, could soon become a reality if experiments by scientists in South Korea and now China prove true.
Canada Critical Minerals Strategy: Criteria for C$1.5 Billion Funding
Canada has unveiled new details on the nation’s critical minerals strategy, with the government unlocking $1.5 Billion Canadian dollars through the Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF).