2 big reasons why uranium stocks are due for a hot streak

Demand for nuclear power is on a sharp upward trajectory, tipped to rise almost 3% a year by 2035, as detailed in a recent report from Canaccord Genuity.

There are two primary reasons for this:

1. The energy transition – The energy source’s lower carbon intensity versus hydrocarbon-based fuels – nuclear energy contributes around 400GW of capacity to 32 countries, removing some 1.5Gt of global emissions and 180 billion cubic metres of global gas demand a year. Never miss an update

Get the latest insights from me in your inbox when they’re published. 2. Firming capacity – While wind and solar sources are expected to lead the push to replace fossil fuels, they need to be complemented by dispatchable resources. One of these resources is natural gas, another is nuclear power, which relies on uranium – an element whose price has risen more than 5% in the last two months.An opaque […]

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