Notable Quotes
"EXXI has a very good mix of high-impact exploration and lower-risk development." (1/31/12) Energy XXI - The Energy Report Interview with Bill Powers More >
"NPK appears to be the lowest-cost potash producer in Brazil." (1/31/12) Verde Potash - Jaret Anderson, Mackie Research More >
"TPL's new oil storage and rail loading facility will initially double production." (1/30/12) Tethys Petroleum Ltd. - Deborah Sterescu, Proactive Investors More >
"CPT continues to derisk Vista." (1/30/12) Coalspur Mines Ltd. - David Charles, GMP Securities More >
"TLH is performing a very aggressive expansion plan." (1/26/12) Talison Lithium Ltd. - The Energy Report Interview with Daniela Desormeaux More >
"LI has really good prospects for the future." (1/26/12) Lithium One Inc. - The Energy Report Interview with Daniela Desormeaux More >
"I think that RM can be a player in the lithium industry." (1/26/12) Rodinia Lithium Inc. - The Energy Report Interview with Daniela Desormeaux More >
"NMX has one of the highest project rankings by our methodology." (1/26/12) Nemaska Lithium Inc. - The Energy Report Interview with Daniela Desormeaux More >
Energy Department Withdraws Yucca Mtn. License Application
Source: The Wall Street Journal, Siobhan Hughes (3/4/10)
"[The department] hopes to develop a new plan for long-term disposal of nuclear waste."
The Energy Department filed to withdraw an application for a nuclear-waste repository at Yucca Mountain, formally seeking Wednesday to reverse a Bush administration policy.
The Obama administration's Energy Department has said that it hopes to develop a new plan for long-term disposal of nuclear waste. The Energy Department has established a blue-ribbon panel to make recommendations.
The application has been pending with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission since June 2008, when the Bush administration applied for a license for the first national repository for spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste. The Environmental Protection Agency later set radiation standards for the proposed facility, and the government awarded a $2.5 billion contract to a URS Corp. unit to manage the facility.







