nuclear energy

There is renewed interest in explorers such as Cygnus and Mont. Plus, Boss’ first drum of uranium will pave way for growth at Honeymoon.

To understand the uranium market, it is important to understand the role uranium plays in the nuclear energy supply chain.

Lithium will recover, iron ore remains resilient, and we’re headed for a nuclear renaissance, says Janus Henderson

Walking the fine line between environmental preservation and deprivation has seen resurging interest in nuclear energy.

Uranium is one of the hottest commodities in the market right now, but is there more to come?

Below is a summary of the topics we covered on Nucleus Investment Insights this month. See the links for more information.

More tailwinds mean Boss is set to start production and sign offtakes in a bullish market. Plus, Flanagan and Harmanis back in spotlight.

Should uranium follow the same pattern as the 2021 lithium rally, 2024 could be its year.

Uranium is one of the hottest commodities in the market right now, but is there more to come?

David Buckland and Gary Rollo discusses the recent surge in uranium stocks and take a deep dive into Boss Energy.

With first uranium production pending, Boss says tide has turned for nuclear fuel. Pioneer Lithium IPO boasts key location and Meteoric.

Australia is blessed with a plethora of high-quality commodity investment opportunities. But there is one that is underappreciated by many.

We believe the tide has turned in uranium and we are entering the next nuclear renaissance.

Boss is closing in on production while 92 Energy is back drilling. Big funds back Red 5 and questions grow over Genesis-St Barbara deal.

Former exploration geologist, James Cooper, suggests energy and small-cap explorers will be the two big themes to watch out for in 2023

Nuclear power is a low carbon energy source that can generate maximum power more reliably than any other energy source currently available.  In the aftermath of...

Fukushima, on the northeast of Japan’s largest island, is vulnerable to earthquakes and tsunamis. From 1971, the area hosted the Daiichi nuclear plant that was built...

At last year’s COP 26 conference, which was itself entirely powered by electricity from nuclear power, governments pledged their commitment to nuclear as a key tool...

Historically, fuel consumption has been on a modest scale, but growing urbanisation has led to rising fuel consumption by households, including wood, coal, coke and...