IAEA Fuel Bank Meets Funding Goal
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli��(3/10/09)
". . .assurances of nuclear fuel supply and multinationalizing sensitive parts of the nuclear fuel cycle, are vital. . ." More >

Italy Joins the Nuclear Thaw
Source: Seeking Alpha, Ferdinand E. Banks��(3/9/09)
"The nuclear reactors that are to be constructed in Italy are 'European pressurized reactors (EPR),' or as they are often designated 'third generation' (Gen 3) equipment, where the emphasis is on safety." More >

Australian Uranium Production to Rise
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli��(3/6/09)
"World uranium requirements are forecast to increase faster than world supply in 2009." More >

Oil Contango Narrows
Source: The Daily Reckoning, Dan Denning��(3/5/09)
"Hey what's this? Oil prices were up nearly 9% in New York, or about US$3.73 a barrel to $45 a barrel." More >

Commodity Prices Bottoming Out, Recovery Due, Barclays Says
Source: Bloomberg��(3/5/09)
"Investors have been nervous about the commodity markets, but the reality now is it's potentially a very good time to consider investment in these commodities." More >

Every Cloud Has Its Uranium Lining
Source: Australian Mining��(3/5/09)
"An interesting opportunity exists for technicians with instrumentation (and electrical) skills to sub-contract to the [mine] 'care and maintenance' companies. . ." More >

Indonesia Expects Six Oil & Gas Fields on Stream in 2010
Source: CNN Money��(3/4/09)
"The government and parliament have set a target of 960,000 barrels a day of oil for 2009. . ." More >

Oil Futures Soar 9% on Inventories Data, China
Source: MarketWatch, Moming Zhou & Polya Lesova��(3/4/09)
"With gasoline consumption up and an upcoming OPEC meeting, this could give the bulls something to feed on." More >

Optimism Creeps Back into Oil and Gas Stocks
Source: Seeking Alpha, Kurt Wulff��(3/4/09)
"Oil and gas stock prices are gradually tracing a more positive price trend since the stock market low in October 2008." More >

The Economic Illiterati Speak—Energy
Source: The Daily Reckoning, Dan Denning��(3/4/09)
"World uranium requirements are forecast to increase faster than world supply in 2009." More >

Outlook for MLPs Ahead of April Earnings
Source: Seeking Alpha, Avi Morris��(3/4/09)
"The largest new factor affecting financial markets, among many disasters in the credit crisis, has been the actual and proposed macroeconomic government spending programs coming from DC." More >

Non-OPEC Oil Production Has Peaked
Source: Seeking Alpha, Gregor Macdonald��(3/4/09)
"Although monthly production peaked in late 2006, you can already see indications of the first faltering in the annual averages in 2004." More >

Russia Plans Future Gas Supplies To Spain from Arctic Gas Field
Source: RIA Novosti��(3/3/09)
"The project's first phase is expected to produce a total of 23.7 billion cubic meters of gas annually." More >

Iran, Russia Issue Warning on Long-Term Crude Supply
Source: GulfNews��(3/3/09)
"Iran's oil minister and his Russian counterpart warned on Monday that tumbling crude prices could hurt investment in the sector and affect long-term supply." More >

Rosatom Wins Project in North-Central Russian Republic
Source: Nuclear Engineering International��(3/3/09)
"When set at full capacity, the combine is supposed to produce one fourth of uranium consumed by Russia's nuclear industry and to create almost 12,000 jobs." More >

Alberta Tries To Bolster Oil Sector With Incentives
Source: Reuters��(3/3/09)
"Alberta. . .offered its battered industry up to C$1.5 billion ($1.2 billion) in royalty breaks and credits on Tuesday to boost drilling and protect jobs as oil and gas prices sag." More >

U.S. To See More LNG, Despite Downturn
Source: Oil & Gas Journal, Warren R. True��(3/3/09)
"More shipments of LNG will come to the U.S. this year, whether the market needs them or not." More >

Kuwait To Form Nuclear Energy Commission
Source: World Nuclear News��(3/3/09)
"Kuwait's cabinet has approved a draft project to set up a national nuclear energy commission. . ." More >

Could Obama Push Crude Oil to $300 Per Barrel?
Source: The Market Oracle, Andrew Mickey��(3/2/09)
". . .higher energy prices are coming—eventually. The politicians are going to make it so." More >

Nuclear Power: Renewable Energy?
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli��(2/27/09)
"Nuclear technologies that process waste from existing reactors to use as fuel do exist, and in effect are 'renewable.'" More >

Hot Rocks Equals Hot Stocks?
Source: Marin Katusa, Casey Energy Opportunities��(2/27/09)
. . .how does the forecast for geothermal energy look? With 75 new geothermal power projects over twelve states underway in 2007 in the United States alone, the answer is: pretty good. More >

Lou Paquette: Uranium — Positive Supply and Demand Fundamentals Unchanged
Source: The Energy Report��(2/26/09)
The Energy Report caught up with newsletter writer and commentator Lou Paquette (Emerging Growth Stocks). He believes uranium has the supply and demand fundamentals needed to thrive, and shares some of his favorite mining companies that are well positioned to ride out these turbulent times.
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Doug Casey: Opportunities Amidst Crisis
Source: The Energy Report��(2/26/09)
Bullion and oil appear in the lineup of power players that Doug Casey thinks investors can count on as the world slips deeper and deeper into what he calls the “Greater Depression.” However, in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Casey sees a silver lining in the clouds of crisis—opportunity—and expresses optimism that technological advances, coupled with capital rebuilding once over-consumption runs its course, will prevail eventually. More >

After a Beating, Solar Energy Is Ready to Shine
Source: Seeking Alpha, Kelvin Schulle��(2/25/09)
". . .$20 billion in tax incentives for renewable energy by the Obama administration, is the ultimate boost to the solar sector." More >

Uranium Fundamentals Strong
Source: Uranium Investing News, Melissa Pistilli��(2/25/09)
"It's quite possible we could see the price of uranium double once again given that the underlying fundamentals for the uranium boom are still strong." More >