Wyoming Uranium Industry Could Boom With Taiwan’s Embrace Of Nuclear

Wyoming’s already hot nuclear sector just went global, with Taiwan and Wyoming signing an agreement on modular nuclear reactors to serve the island’s surging, AI-driven demand. “This deal bodes well for Wyoming,” said Wyoming mining honcho Travis Deti. It’s another day and another deal for Wyoming’s booming uranium sector, which has been ramping up to …

New South Wales moves a step closer on uranium decision

The Uranium Mining and Nuclear Facilities (Prohibitions) Repeal Bill 2025 has passed the New South Wales Legislative Council, with the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) backing the move as a step towards a more consistent national uranium policy. Introduced by Legislative Council member John Ruddick, the Bill seeks to dismantle New South Wales’ long-standing legislative barriers to …

Kazatomprom 1Q26 Operations and Trading Update

National Atomic Company “Kazatomprom” JSC (“Kazatomprom”, “KAP”, or the “Company”) announces the following operations and trading update for the first quarter ended 31 March 2026.This update provides a summary of recent developments in the uranium industry, as well as provisional information related to the Company’s key first quarter of 2026 operating and trading results. The …

Czech Firms Eye Uranium Deals with Kazatomprom

Companies from Czech Republic are expanding their footprint in Kazakhstan, with plans ranging from car assembly and industrial manufacturing to potential uranium purchases from Kazatomprom national nuclear company. Czech businesses are increasing their activity in the country’s growing industrial and energy sectors. One of the key projects includes a $8.2 million initiative by Škoda Auto …

Huge uncontracted nuclear utility needs are good news for uranium

TERM contracts for uranium entered into between nuclear utilities and uranium miners have been strengthening consistently for the past five years, and will continue to drive the outlook for uranium prices, Paladin Energy showed in its latest quarterly results presentation. Over the past five years, the midpoint of term pricing for uranium has risen from $40/pound …

Uzbek State Uranium Company Begins Mining At Qizilkok Deposit

Uzbek state uranium company Navoiyuran has announced the start of mining at the Qizilkok deposit in the Navoi region of central Uzbekistan. The company said in a statement that mineral resources are 10,900 tonnes of uranium, ore reserves are 9,400 tonnes of uranium and the project mine life is estimated at 15 years. Qizilkok is …

Uzbekistan’s First Small Nuclear Reactors to Cost $1 Bn

Uzbekistan aims to significantly reduce its reliance on traditional electricity sources The initial phase of constructing Uzbekistan’s first small nuclear reactors will require an investment of approximately $1 bn. This significant financial commitment was revealed by Sukhrob Abdurakhmanov, the deputy chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, during the «Innoprom. Central Asia» exhibition held recently …

Kazakhstan, Slovenia explore nuclear energy partnership

Kazakh Ambassador to Slovenia Altay Abibullayev met with Danijel Levičar, Slovenia’s State Secretary for the National Nuclear Program, to discuss opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the energy and nuclear sectors, Qazinform News Agency learned from the Foreign Ministry’s press service. Ambassador Abibullayev highlighted Kazakhstan’s role as a key energy partner for Europe, noting that the …

Honeymoon Update FY26 Production

Boss Energy Limited (ASX: BOE; OTCQX: BQSSF) (Boss) advises that FY26 production guidance at its Honeymoon Operation, in South Australia, has been reduced to between 1.40M lbs and 1.45M lbs U3O8 drummed, from previous guidance of 1.6M lbs U3O8 drummed. Boss announced in March 20261 that heavy rain had impacted production for Q3 FY26 by …

Framatome contracts with four VVER 440 European nuclear utilities to further advance the development of its 100% sovereign European fuel

Framatome and the representatives from four utilities, ČEZ (Czech Republic), Fortum (Finland), MVM Paks NPP (Hungary), and Slovenské elektrárne (Slovakia), have signed a contract to further advance the development of Framatome’s 100% sovereign European VVER 440 fuel design. The signature seals a long-term cooperation agreement with the utilities to secure the future diversification and fuel supply of their 440 MW VVER pressurized water reactors. The …