Rising Uranium Prices Precursor to Demand for US Nuclear Products

Rising Uranium Prices Precursor to Demand for US Nuclear Products

US Nuclear Corp. (OTC-QB: UCLE) stands to benefit dramatically from today’s unprecedented challenges in energy production. Big investors and government entities are buying up uranium mines, uranium metal, and investing in the new SMR Small Nuclear Reactors, because they sense an upcoming nuclear power renaissance as the world tries to pivot away from climate changing carbon fuels, especially Russian oil, gas, and coal, while at the same time fearing skyrocketing fuel prices. The last solution remaining to fill this vital gap is nuclear power.

Global demand for oil and gas is challenging capacity and creating unprecedented need for nuclear energy. Wind and solar are major energy providers, but their energy density is far too low to fill the gap

In addition to being a powerful and reliable energy source, nuclear energy is carbon-free

Uranium price has been rising sharply for the past year which tends to […]

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