Nuclear Power Capacity Shows Signs of Growth Two Years Post-Fukushima
Uranium – Uranium spot prices may be stuck in a slump post-Fukushima, but the nuclear power industry is showing signs of recovery.
Uranium – Uranium spot prices may be stuck in a slump post-Fukushima, but the nuclear power industry is showing signs of recovery.
Uranium – Both industry experts and market watchers are confident that uranium spot prices will begin to rise this year as nuclear power plants are constructed and commissioned around the world.
Uranium – As many industry analysts predicted, uranium stocks rallied strongly following the Liberal Democratic Party’s landslide victory in Japan’s election.
Uranium – Inside Toronto reported General Electric-Hitcahi plant opens door to media, processes uranium for nuclear reactors.
Uranium – Bloomberg reported Areva SA (EPA:AREVA) is about to begin talks to sell its radiation-measurement unit Canberra to Astorg Partners SAS for more than 300 million euros.
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 – Japan recently ended two months without nuclear power when it restarted one of Kansai Electric's nuclear reactors. New energy-efficiency targets and more approvals are expected to follow, but can Japan avoid a creeping dependence on fossil fuels to meet its energy needs?
Uranium – Seeking Alpha reported Japan has reopened two nuclear reactors and plans to reopen more, which should stabilize the price of uranium in the coming months.
Uranium – The long-term contract uranium price climbed 2.5 percent, from $60.00 to $61.50 per pound, marking its first increase since the beginning of 2011.
Uranium – Uranium prospects remain bullish with projections of an inevitable supply deficit and 491 new reactors planned or proposed globally, a total of nine more than before Fukushima.
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