Is It Finally Time for Another Uranium Boom?

Uranium (Nuclear Minerals) / Nuclear Power - Economics, Design, & Industry

Date posted: 08/13/15

David Fessler opines that people do not like to talk about nuclear power - especially after the disaster at Fukushima four years ago. But Fessler, apparently did not get the memo that Fukushima was not a disaster. No one died, no one exhibited radiation sickness. Also, he did not read a later memo that nuclear was and will remain a major piece of our global energy mix...although he appears to have an agenda that is not going away anytime soon. As Japan restarts its first nuclear reactor since 2011 - with plans to bring a second reactor online as early as October - he wants to take a look at this controversial power source in this article. He appears to begrudging want to show us why he thinks that uranium is about to feel some serious upward pressure...presumably in prices and new construction rates. He first briefly discusses the number 1 nuclear power consumer, U.S., and that there are upcoming opportunities for miners and processors but few details. He ends by offering more details with a paid subscription...