The region's significant industrial and economic development is driving increased demand for carbon-free, reliable electricity
A plunge in battery and raw material prices is squeezing company profits in the world's biggest market
The uranium miner will issue unsecured convertible debentures valued at over C$343 million in exchange
Saskatchewan's government says it will focus on industrial decarbonization, grid reliability and other key areas of interest
Environmentalists have expressed concerns about the potential contamination of the nearby Tobol River with uranium
Trident is an investment agency specializing in sustainable energy initiatives throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East
Nuclear fusion reactors replicate the conditions found in the hearts of stars
Its Vice President Maroš Šefcovic gave the estimate at a nuclear conference in Belgium last week
Ontario is presently constructing Canada's first SMR in Darlington and is slated to be operational by 2028
The technique is being called lithium-mediated ammonia synthesis
The country currently only generates around 7,750 megawatts
Canada is aiming to have 5,000 hydrogen or hydrogen-hybrid vehicles on the road in the western provinces within five years
The new material's high stability and non-flammable nature make it suitable for critical environments
This approach helps enhance the overall effectiveness of climate change strategies
Denison is focusing on developing its Wheeler River project in a sustainable manner supporting community-led objectives and initiatives
The analytical results will be integrated with the drill hole data to help guide future work on these targets
The leaders of the countries operating nuclear power used the declaration to reaffirm their commitments to nuclear energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
The Southeast Asia nation wants to set up a research and development facility next to Ontario's McMaster University
These technologies provide twenty-first century solutions to twentieth century problems society hasn't solved
The analytics firm Wood Mackenzie says US$176 billion will be required to complete the various projects in development
Follow-up drilling discovered features similar to those found in the early discovery holes at Arrow in 2014
New credit facility will aid in financing construction of clean power generation
Atomic energy currently provides about 14 per cent of Canada's electricity
The reactors represent the largest indigenous pressurized heavy water reactors in India
The development and widespread adoption of nuclear fusion technology could potentially have relatively cooling effects on the uranium market
The report forecasts EV sales will continue to rise in 2024, although with a lower projected growth rate compared to 2023
The property is in the north-eastern corner of the Athabasca Basin, approximately 30 kilometers northwest of Orano's McLean Lake deposits
The renewed enthusiasm for nuclear power has led to a significant increase in uranium demand
The Edison Awards is an annual competition that honours excellence in new product and service development, marketing, human-centered design, and innovation
Exploration unveils high concentrations in Rukwa Rift Basin
The federal government announced tens of billions of dollars in subsidies to attract battery manufacturing plants
A robust rate of uranium production and a strong domestic supply chain position the country as a leading influence
Lithium open-pit mines in Portugal's north raise local concerns
Supply concerns and increasing demand propel uranium prices to 16-year highs
GE Vernova plans to convert one of its gas turbines at the power plant to run entirely on hydrogen
The World Economic Forum recognized the company as one of its top 100 Technology Pioneers last year
GE currently supplies 35 per cent of the country's electricity and employs over 2,500 UK residents
Milei implemented his currency devaluation measure while simultaneously implementing immediate cuts to government spending, including consumer subsidies
The strategic importance of lithium in the global economy and geopolitical tensions can contribute to misunderstandings
Sixty-six per cent said nuclear power was reliable but over half seemed to think it generated greenhouse gas emissions









































