Researching Safer Nuclear Energy
Source: New York Times, Matthew Wald  (8/16/11)
"The DOE, affirming its support for energy fields that are low in carbon emissions, announced that it will give $39M to university programs around the country to research nuclear energy safety." More >

Are Sleeping Giants in Uranium and Rare Earths Awakening?
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (8/15/11)
"Gold Stock Trades has long been beating the drums for attention to be paid to the ongoing developments in nuclear and rare earth stocks. . .We anticipate opportunities." More >

Turkey Insists on Nuclear Energy
Source: Hurriyet Daily News   (8/10/11)
"The Akkuyu nuclear power plant on Turkey's Mediterranean coast is expected to fuel the nation's economic growth." More >

Glow at the End of the Tunnel
Source: Elizabeth Manning, Casey Energy Opportunities   (8/4/11)
"Power generation is about balancing needs with impacts. Every major power source has drawbacks, but the developing world in particular needs more electricity. In that context, nuclear power is still a necessity." More >

S.A. Advancing Its Nuclear Energy
Source: Dow Jones, Devon Maylie  (8/3/11)
"South Africa will diversify its energy base to include nuclear energy and generation will be run by the state." More >

Geordie Mark: Catalysts, Not Uranium Prices, Grow Stocks
Source: George Mack of The Energy Report  (8/2/11)
Because of ongoing nuclear power development in China, Africa and the Middle East, uranium prices could bounce back to pre-Fukushima levels of $70/lb. in 2012, says Geordie Mark, a research analyst at Haywood Securities. Instead of waiting for prices to rebound, some mining companies are moving ahead with regulatory and construction projects to drive value. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Mark points to the ones that could be poised to pay off for investors when the market turns. More >

Uranium Spot Prices Increase
Source: Bloomberg, Jason Scott  (8/2/11)
"Uranium spot prices rose 1%, snapping several months of price declines as new investors entered the market." More >

Push to Lift Uranium Mining Ban in NSW
Source: Mineweb, Ross Louthean  (8/1/11)
"The change to a conservative government has resulted in a strong push to lift a 16-year ban on uranium exploration and mining. More >

Nuclear Power Use to Grow: IAEA
Source: Times Live  (7/28/11)
"The International Atomic Energy Agency pledges to 'play the lead role in shaping a safer nuclear future throughout the world.'" More >

U.S. Heat Wave Causes New Look at Nuclear Energy
Source: CBS, Whit Johnson  (7/26/11)
"The nation's two biggest grids, serving 100-million consumers in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic states, both broke peak usage records." More >

A Tale Of Two Countries: Two Divergent Nuclear Paths
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades  (7/21/11)
"Sarkozy is determined to develop nuclear power. Berlin is scrapping the very same policy." More >

David Talbot: Uranium and Lithium Demand Powers Stocks
Source: Zig Lambo of The Energy Report  (7/21/11)
Mining Analyst David A. Talbot remains bullish on uranium and sees growing demand for lithium. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, he tells us why he believes the nuclear plant building boom will continue worldwide despite the recent setback in Japan. He has positive expectations for select stocks in both arenas. More >

Feds OK Uranium Project
Source: Casper Star-Tribune, Jeremy Fugleberg  (7/21/11)
"Nichols Ranch site will be the third uranium project in operation in the state, as Wyoming producers expect continued demand." More >

Uranium Find in India Could Be World's Largest
Source: Reuters, Ratnajyoti Dutta  (7/20/11)
"The Tumalappalli mine has confirmed 49,000 tons of ore and reserves could total three times its current size." More >

Uranium Sector Building Momentum
Source: Financial Post, Peter Koven  (7/12/11)
"Junior development plays to outperform producers in the short term." More >

Fukushima: Nuclear Power's VHS Relic?
Source: BBC, Richard Black  (7/11/11)
"Have we been guilty of rejecting the nuclear Betamax in favor of an inferior quality VHS?" More >

France Commits to Nuclear Future
Source: Dave Brown, Uranium Investing News  (7/6/11)
"Diverging from some of its EU neighbors, France announced it will invest $1.4B in its nuclear energy program." More >

Iran, Iraq Solidify Energy Partnership
Source: Reuters, Khalid al-Ansary  (7/6/11)
"Iran aims to boost trade to $10B this year as it looks to strengthen economic ties, especially in the oil sector." More >

Russia's Nuclear Industry is Open for Business
Source: Oil Price, John Daly  (7/6/11)
"Open to all uranium-related partnerships, including assisting with plant decommissioning, Russia is becoming the Home Depot of nuclear energy." More >

Marin Katusa: Energy Stocks Heat Up
Source: Zig Lambo of The Energy Report  (7/5/11)
Recently back from a trip to the Middle East, Casey Research Energy Division Chief Investment Strategist Marin Katusa shares some of his best energy investment opportunities. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, he explains why this is a good time to pick up uranium and geothermal stocks. More >

Russia Eyes Nuclear Power Exports to Germany
Source: Reuters, Sarah Marsh  (7/5/11)
"Russia, which plans to build 28 new nuclear plants by 2030, could relieve an EU energy deficit." More >

Britain Reaffirms Nuclear Commitment
Source: World Nuclear News  (7/5/11)
"Without nuclear power, the UK would be 'darker and less prosperous.'" More >

China's Coal-Fired Plants Mask Climate Change?
Source: Guardian, Damian Carrington  (7/4/11)
"Rapid warming will resume after China's sulfur pollution is cleaned up." More >

Uranium Prices to Rebound
Source: Financial Post, Eric Lam  (6/30/11)
"As disaster memories fade, it looks like any price weakness in 2011 will be short-lived." More >

Rick Mills: Which Stocks Will Win Race to Feed a Power-Hungry World?
Source: Brian Sylvester of The Energy Report  (6/28/11)
Uranium and potash prices seem to be inversely correlated lately: As potash prices reach their highest levels, uranium prices have suffered. But Richard (Rick) Mills, host of Ahead of the Herd online and editor of the Ahead of the Herd newsletter, believes the prospects for both industries are bright. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Rick explains why the U.S.' commitment to nuclear power and even biofuels is helping to propel both markets. More >