G8 Looks to Nuclear Energy
Source: Associated Press��(7/17/06)
With high demand and worries about supply driving oil near $US80 ($A106.28) a barrel, the Group of Eight (G8) offered cautious support for nuclear energy as an alternative, according to the Associated Press. More >

InvestmentU.com: Commodity 'Pause' Will Not Affect Uranium
Source: Associated Press��(7/13/06)
Oil, gold, silver and copper have all taken a breather from their highs in May. But uranium looks poised to continue making huge gains for the foreseeable future, according to Dr. Mark Skousen, chairman of the financial e-letter Investment U. "Uranium is in the middle of a bull run that will not abate in the near term. The price is going to go much higher than people expect," Skousen said. More >

Uranium at Record High, Expected to Rise Furthur
Source: Reuters��(7/13/06)
Spot uranium prices are at all-time highs and should continue to rise through the end of the year, as demand for the nuclear power reactor fuel remains strong, according to uranium analysts, as reported by Reuters. More >

UK Touts Nuclear Energy As Power Fix
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Britain has unveiled its long-awaited energy policy, making nuclear power the centrepiece of plans to solve its energy crisis and angering environmentalists anxious to promote renewable power sources such as sun, wind and waves, according to this recent Associated Press article. (July 13, 2006) More >

New Uranium Fund Launches in London
Source: Resource Investor��(7/12/06)
Resource Investor reports on the launch of a new collective uranium investment fund. More >

Russia nuclear chief on nuclear building program, JV plans
Source: Russian News & Information Agency��(7/9/06)
Russia is planning to implement a major nuclear power units building program in the next 25 years and is holding talks with foreign companies on establishing a nuclear joint venture in its territory, the country's nuclear chief told the Russian News & Information Agency recently. More >

Nuclear Power Has Renaissance In Europe
Source: monstersandcritics.com.��(6/30/06)
Soaring oil prices, uncertain Russian energy supplies and fears of global warming are fuelling a European and global nuclear renaissance just two decades after the Chernobyl disaster shook faith in atomic power, according to a recent article on monstersandcritics.com More >

Nuclear Power A Booming Market In Asian Region
Source: Taipei Times��(6/29/06)
Asia may be swamping the world with its cheap exports, but the region as a whole offers a huge market for nuclear reactors and technology, driven by the fast-expanding, fuel-deficient economies of India and China, according to a recent article in Taipei Times. More >

Uranium - The Russia Factor
Source: Casey Energy Speculator��(6/14/06)
Even though most natural resource investors are vaguely aware that Russia is important in energy markets, few appreciate just how big a stick that country holds. More >

While Gold Tops Out, this Forgotten “Yellow” Commodity Hits Its All-Time High
Source: Investment U E-Letter��(5/25/06)
Mark Skousen, Chairman, Investment U, explains why he believes uranium is poised to make significant gains. More >

Taking The Uranium Bull For A Ride
Source: Findprofit.com��(5/12/06)
Findprofit.com has been keeping an eye on the metals markets recently, as gold and silver have been making numerous headlines. But while the glitter of precious metals has been garnering much of the attention, the best-performing metal over the past year has been putting up downright glowing returns. More >

Nuclear Gaining Favor as Clean Energy Source for World
Source: Washington File��(5/2/06)
Alternative energy sources are unlikely to meet demand for large-scale power, experts tell Washington File Staff Writer Andrzej Zwaniecki, in the first in a series of articles on nuclear power. More >

Uranium Bull 2
Source: GoldSeek.com��(5/1/06)
Scott Wright, with Zeal Intelligence LLC, says uranium has been getting exposure on many different fronts recently. In this article, which appears on Goldseek.com, Wright points out that as global energy concerns have moved to the forefront of everybody’s minds, a big drive toward alternate energy is underway. Nuclear energy, he says, is becoming a very acceptable alternative to the fossil fuels that power the globe today and uranium is the commodity poised to shoulder this drive.
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Going Nuclear
Source: Washington Post��(4/16/06)
In this Washington Post editorial, Patrick Moore, co-founder of Greenpeace and chairman and chief scientist of Greenspirit Strategies Ltd., explains why he supports the increased use of nuclear energy.
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Is Uranium the New Gold for 2006?
Source: Chicago Sun Times��(4/10/06)
Despite the recent robust performance of gold, Chicago Sun Times reporter Terry Savage suggests that the pressing demand for an alternative to oil could make uranium stocks shine. More >

Uranium Soars on China Hope
Source: The Sun Herald��(3/29/06)
News of the imminent signing of an accord with China sends uranium stocks soaring, according to a report in the Herald Sun, an Australian newspaper. More >

Uranium Shortage Boosts Price
Source: miningmx.com��(3/22/06)
Lucas de Lange reports for miningmx.com that uranium's star is shining increasingly brighter as it becomes clear that nuclear power is being seen as the best answer to the world's energy crisis. More >

Uranium May Lead Rally in Metals on Revival in Nuclear Power
Source: Bloomberg��(3/13/06)
Uranium is poised to climb 27 percent in the next six months, according to a recent Bloomberg report. More >

Why The Uranium Price Is Set To Soar
Source: Money Week��(3/9/06)
MoneyWeek examines the uranium market, why nuclear energy is gaining favor, and what it all means for uranium stocks. More >

End The Taboo, But Proceed With Care
Source: Centre Daily��(3/5/06)
President Bush has become the world's head cheerleader for nuclear energy, promoting it at home and abroad. A recent article in Centre Daily explores why. More >

Power-Hungry China Underrates Demand
Source: The Australian��(2/28/06)
China is aiming to reach an installed nuclear capacity of 40GW by 2020 with investment funding of nearly $US50 billion, according to an article in The Australian. More >

Russia Needs $10 Bln to Meet Uranium Demand by 2015
Source: RIAN��(2/27/06)
Russia has to invest $10 billion in uranium exploration and production to meet the domestic demand by 2015, the country's mineral resources watchdog told a source at RIAN, the Russian state news authority. More >

Uranium’s Outlook Starts At US$30/lb
Source: Australasian Investment Review��(2/20/06)
The Australasian Investment Review reports on nuclear power's improving image. More >

Nuclear Power Plans Surge Ahead
Source: SFGate.com��(2/14/06)
According to a recent article on SFGate.com, 14 new nuclear plants are set to go onlin in 10 states over the next 20 years. More >

Uranium Market Could Benefit from Further Consolidation
Source: Mergermarket��(2/14/06)
Alex Welsh of Mergermarket reports on the potential for consolidation in the uranium industry. More >