Uranium – ineweb reported that uranium might be on the cusp of another boom, fuelled in part by a growing global need to seek cost-efficient, environmentally conscious power alternatives.
Uranium – Reuters reported that Iran’s president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visited uranium-producing Niger on Monday as part of its aim to deepen its ties with Africa.
Uranium – The Sydney Morning Herald reported that the Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) said that an approval to construct an underground uranium mine at its Ranger mine in Kakadu National Park will re-establish itself as one of the premier producers of uranium.
Uranium – Arrangement for Nuclear Cooperation between India’s Department of Atomic Energy and the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, putting the industry a step closer to trading with India.
Uranium – Reuters reported that operation has started at 2 uranium mines and milling plant in Iran, just days after inconclusive talks with six world powers ended.
Uranium – Mining Weekly reported that Uranium One announced the appointment of Grier Colter as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer, and will take the place of Graham du Preez.
Uranium – Bloomberg reported that the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission and the Department of Atomic Energy of India have already agreed to an arrangement that will allow the two countries to complete an agreement to enable uranium exports for civilian use.
Uranium – Bloomberg reported that Toro Energy Ltd, which is planning to develop the Wiluna uranium mine for US$279million Australia, is in talks with potential partners from China, South Korea, and Japan.
Uranium – Reuters reported that Enrichment Technologies, which is jointly owned by Urenco and Areva announced that it has stopped operations in 5 countries following the death of 2 workers in an accident at its Dutch plant.
Uranium – Platts reported that spot price of uranium remains stable at $42.25 per pound on steady demand amid the US spring break season.
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