Uranium Stock Articles

URANIUM: NexGen sums up Arrow studies

June 13, 2018 / Canadian Mining Journal

Drilling at the Rook 1 project in the Athabasca Basin. (Image: NexGen Energy)SASKATCHEWAN - NexGen Energy of Vancouver has taken a look at all the pre-feasibility stage technical studies done on the Arrow uranium deposit at the Rook 1 project in the Athabasca Basin. Here is a peek at what will go into the pre-feasibility study.The bench scale metallurgical study demonstrated that high purity yello...Read More

Westwater Resources Retains Porter, LeVay & Rose as its Investor Relations Advisor of Record

Jun 13, 2018 / Staff reporter

Furthering Investment Community Engagement CENTENNIAL, Colo., June 13, 2018 - Westwater Resources, Inc. ("Westwater," or the "Company") (Nasdaq: WWR), an energy materials development company, announced today that it has retained long-standing agency Porter, LeVay & Rose Inc., as its investor relations advisor of record, to lead the Company's awareness efforts with the investment community.Christop...Read More

Jun 13 Uranium week: unprecedented intervention

Jun 13 2018 / Greg Peel

Weekly Reports |Jun 13 2018Donald Trump is looking to take extraordinary measures to save America's coal-fired and nuclear power generators.-US government to intervene in electricity market-Upbeat mood at nuclear conference-Spot price continues to tick higher By Greg PeelWhile the US oil & gas industry is enjoying a significant resurgence with the advent of new technologies in shale fracking, the...Read More

Decommissioning plan for Tokai approved

Jun 13, 2018 / World Nuclear News

Japan's Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) has today approved the decommissioning plan for the country's oldest reprocessing plant. The Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) announced in September 2014 that it would permanently shut down the reprocessing plant in Tokai, Ibaraki prefecture.Modifications to the plant required under post-Fukushima safety regulations were too costly, JAEA decided. New saf...Read More

Cooperation strengthens mining radiation protection

Jun 12, 2018 / World Nuclear News

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) are to work together to enhance radiation protection of workers in the uranium mining and processing industries under a new cooperation agreement.Larsson (on the left) and Pinak pictured at the signing of the agreement in Melbourne (Image: IAEA)The agreement between the two or...Read More

Ontario Power Generation starts rebuilding Darlington 2

Jun 12, 2018 / World Nuclear News

Work has begun to reassemble Darlington unit 2, Ontario Power Generation announced yesterday. The 878 MWe Candu unit is the first of Darlington's four reactors to undergo refurbishment to enable it to operate for a further 30 years.The reactor face of Darlington 2 (Image: Ontario Power Generation)Refurbishment of Darlington 2 began in 2016 when the reactor was shut down and isolated from the oper...Read More

There's too much uranium in India's water, and nobody's watching it

Jun. 11, 2018, 8:29 AM / Business Insider

Uranium, known for its radioactive properties, has been found in predominant quantities in India's groundwater across 16 states. This is the first time that the extent of uranium present in the country's groundwater has been evaluated.According to a study in the Environmental Science and Technology Letters, the prevalence of uranium in the country's groundwater is well above the acceptable stand...Read More

US to spend $1 million on abandoned uranium mines cleanup

Jun. 11, 2018, 8:08 AM / Cecilia Jamasmie

The US House of Representatives has approved an amendment to an energy and water act expediting the cleanup of abandoned uranium mines across the country, particularly in the so-called Arizona Strip, which contains about 40% of the country's reserves of the yellow metal.Uranium was extracted there, mostly within the vast Navajo Nation reservation - from western New Mexico into Arizona and souther...Read More

Thousands protest against uranium mine in Spain

Jun 11, 2018 / Valentina Ruiz Leotaud

Spanish media are reporting that between 3,000 and 5,000 people hailing from different cities in Spain, as well as from Portugal and France, rallied this weekend in Salamanca to express their rejection to a uranium mine being built in the Retortillo municipality.The Salamanca project is Berkeley Energia's (ASX, LSE: BKY) flagship mine and is located on the Retortillo-Santidad uranium deposit, in t...Read More

UK on track with post-Euratom preparations

Jun 11, 2018 / World Nuclear News

The UK last week completed two more milestones in its preparations to leave the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom). On 7 June, Parliament passed the Nuclear Safeguards Bill and government officials signed new international safeguards agreements with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).David Hall, Ambassador and UK Resident Representative to IAEA and UK Governor on IAEA Board of G...Read More

USA launches Summit supercomputer

Jun 11, 2018 / World Nuclear News

The US Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has unveiled a new supercomputer with a peak performance of 200,000 trillion calculations (200 petaflops) per second. The Summit supercomputer's power will be put to work in research in areas including energy, advanced materials and artificial intelligence.Summit (Image: DOE)Summit is eight times more powerful than the USA's curren...Read More

IAEA launches challenge on materials for fusion

Jun 11, 2018 / World Nuclear News

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has launched a competition to find "innovative ways to visualise, analyse and explore" simulations of different materials that can be used to build fusion reactors. Such materials would subject to extremely high temperatures and energetic particles.The IAEA said the results of the challenge will be useful for the development of a demonstration fusion p...Read More

Thousands protest against uranium mine in Spain

Jun. 10, 2018, 5:00 AM / Valentina Ruiz Leotaud

Spanish media are reporting that between 3,000 and 5,000 people hailing from different cities in Spain, as well as from Portugal and France, rallied this weekend in Salamanca to express their rejection to a uranium mine being built in the Retortillo municipality.The Salamanca project is Berkeley Energia's (ASX, LSE: BKY) flagship mine and is located on the Retortillo-Santidad uranium deposit, in t...Read More

AusIMM Conference calls on Australian government to embrace uranium

Jun. 8, 2018, 1:32 PM / AusIMM

Delegates from the 2018 AusIMM International Uranium Conference have urged state and federal governments to embrace uranium mining and actively discuss nuclear energy, at the 13th annual conference in this series, showcasing Australia's capability in the sector.The conference, held on June 5-6 in Adelaide, was attended by 110 industry, government and NGO representatives from around the world and d...Read More

China signs up to four new units from Russia

Jun 08, 2018 / World Nuclear News

Russia and China have signed four agreements envisaging the construction of four VVER-1200 units at Xudabao and Tianwan, cooperation in the CFR-600 fast reactor pilot project, and supply of the RITEG (Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator) parts for China's lunar exploration programme. The signing ceremony was held today in Beijing and attended by Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese Presi...Read More

URANIUM: Denison outlines summer drilling for Wheeler River

June 7, 2018 / Canadian Mining Journal

Wheeler River basement geology and summer 2018 regional uranium targets. (Image: Denison Mines)SASKATCHEWAN - Toronto-based Denison Mines Corp. has outlined its 20,500-metre summer 2018 drilling program for the Wheeler River uranium property in the Athabasca Basin. The project is owned 63.3% by Denison, 26.7% by Cameco Corp. and 10% by JCU (Canada) Exploration Co.The first target is K-North to fol...Read More

SNC-Lavalin signs agreement on Bellefonte completion

Jun 07, 2018 / World Nuclear News

SNC-Lavalin subsidiary SNC-Lavalin Nuclear (USA) Inc has signed a letter of agreement (LOA) with Nuclear Development LLC to provide engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) management services to complete construction of Bellefonte 1. Nuclear Development's acquisition of the Alabama facility is due to close later this year.Bellefonte (Image: TVA)Nuclear Development successfully bid to buy t...Read More

ERA publishes closure plan for Ranger

Jun 06, 2018 / World Nuclear News

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) has released its closure plan for the Ranger uranium mine in Australia's Northern Territory. Under the existing authority from traditional land owners, mining and processing activities at Ranger must cease in January 2021, with final rehabilitation to be completed by January 2026.The Ranger mining site, pictured in 2015 (Image: ERA)The Ranger Mine Closure Plan h...Read More

EDF agrees to nuclear energy cooperation with Brazil

Jun 06, 2018 / World Nuclear News

French utility EDF has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Brazilian companies Centrais El?(C)tricas Brasileiras (Eletrobras) and Eletrobras Termonuclear SA (Eletronuclear) to promote cooperation in nuclear energy. This could include participation in the completion of Angra 3 and possible follow-up projects.Angra 3 under construction, with 1 and 2 operating in the background (Image: El...Read More

Uranium trader Yellow Cake to list on AIM next month

Jun 05, 2018 / Philip Whiterow

A uranium trader focused on Kazakhstan is set to make its debut on AIM next month.Yellow Cake Plc is backed by Bacchus Capital, the corporate finance boutique set up in 2016 by a group of senior bankers led by Peter Bacchus.Uranium (U3O8) is structurally mis-priced, it says and Yellow Cake will make its money from stockpiling the radioactive metal, commodity streaming and royalties.Kazakhstan is o...Read More

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