Weak Yen May Force Japan Back to Nuclear Power
Uranium – CNBC reported that the erosion of the yen may force Japan back towards nuclear power as other energy is becoming prohibitively expensive for them.
Uranium – CNBC reported that the erosion of the yen may force Japan back towards nuclear power as other energy is becoming prohibitively expensive for them.
Uranium – Ongoing problems at the disaster-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant aren’t helping Japanese citizens' perceptions of nuclear power’s safety.
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Uranium – Nuclear energy expert Tom Drolet speaks with Andrew Topf, the INN's senior editor, about what the future holds for uranium and nuclear power.
Uranium – As many industry analysts predicted, uranium stocks rallied strongly following the Liberal Democratic Party’s landslide victory in Japan’s election.
Uranium – Both President Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney consider nuclear energy a crucial component of an “all-of-the-above” approach to energy production — as do most Americans.
Uranium – Financial Times reported uranium prices are expected to rise in the long-term as uranium demand continues in developing nations.
Uranium – Governments and big money understand that nuclear power is a crucial part of the solution to rising world energy demand. Analysts are forecasting that a uranium market turnaround is on the horizon.
Gas – CNBC reported that the majority of spot natural gas prices continued to decline for the third day in a row as a result of mild weather. Market players are hoping that upcoming nuclear power plant outages will stoke demand.
Uranium – Bloomberg reported Iran says its power lines and uranium enrichment facilities have been targeted by saboteurs.
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