Category: Uranium

Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) has chosen Rio Tinto to carry out Ranger uranium mine rehabilitation in Australia’s Northern Territory after several delays and cost overruns. Rio Tinto holds an 86.3% stake in ERA. ERA ceased mining operations at the Ranger site in 2021, aiming to complete the site’s clean-up and restoration by 2026 at an estimated cost of around A$800m ($527.7m). However, the company encountered several setbacks, leading to a revised cost projection of more than A$2.2bn and an extended completion timeline beyond 2028. ERA CEO Brad Welsh said:… Read More Here

Global Energy Metals Corp (TSX-V:GEMC) has terminated its agreement with Fulcrum Metals Plc and struck a new deal with Terra Balcanica Resources Corp, securing compensation and a royalty over highly prospective uranium projects in Saskatchewan. The agreement’s termination marks a strategic move for Global Energy Metals, as it facilitated a new partnership between Fulcrum and Terra Balcanica Resources. Under the option agreement between Terra and Fulcrum, Terra intends to acquire a 100% interest in Fulcrum’s uranium projects. In exchange for terminating the prior agreement with Fulcrum, Global Energy Metals will… Read More Here

In 2015, Niger granted a mining permit to GoviEx Uranium for the Madaouela project. 7 years later, the mine has still not entered into construction, in particular due to the low prices and demand observed in recent years. However, the trend has started to reverse. In Niger, Madaouela is expected to go into production in 2025, subject to obtaining financing for the construction works. This was assured by the executive chairman of GoviEx Uranium, owner of the uranium project, on the occasion of the publication on Monday, September 20 of the feasibility study.… Read More Here

“We face an unprecedented time ahead of us,” said session moderator Treva Klingbiel, president of TradeTech. “We face both incredible challenges and opportunities given where we are in the marketplace, both with the need for new nuclear and the expectations and realisation that we need it and we face a supply deficit. And also on top of that, we have outsized geopolitical events that are really overshadowing and can impact much of the nuclear fuel cycle.” Cameco President and CEO Tim Gitzel noted the 2011 accident at the Fukushima Daiichi… Read More Here