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Uranium One Announces Record Production
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Cannacord Expects Counter Offer for Hathor
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Japan Expects 30 Years to Decommision
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India and Japan to Discuss Nuclear
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Rio Tinto to battle Cameco for Hathor
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Press Releases
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Unity Identifies High Value Target at Lampin Lake
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Unity Stakes Mitchell Lake
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Cameco Bids on Hathor
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Fukushima: AREVA/Veolia system
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Cameco Announces Management Changes
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Term Buyers Enter Uranium Market |
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 Industry consultant TradeTech closed out its spot uranium price indicator for 2011 at US$52.00/lb. This was down from US$62 at the end of 2010. Spot trading activity in 2010 totalled 42.8mlbs and marked the highest level in 20 years. Activity in 2011 – the year dominated by the “fallout” from Fukushima – reached a new record of 45.8mlbs.
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Russia - France Nuclear Cooperation |
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On 18 November, following a meeting of the Russian-France commission on issues of bilateral cooperation at the prime ministerial level, the two nations signed a declaration of cooperation in the field of nuclear power.
Russian Federation Prime Minister Vladimir Putin signed on behalf of Russia, while inking the document for France was French Prime Minister Francois Fillon.
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Takeovers Profitable as Demand Increases |
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Uranium takeovers are offering investors the biggest potential payoffs, less than a year after the partial meltdown of Japan’s Fukushima nuclear plant.
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Cameco Backs Down Over Hathor |
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Cameco Corp. (CCJ:,CCO.TO:) said Monday it is backing out of its hostile C$625 million takeover bid for its smaller peer Hathor Exploration Ltd. (HAT.TO:). The announcement clears the way for mining giant Rio Tinto plc (RTNTF.PK:,RIO:,RIO.L: ,RTPPF.PK:) to proceed with its planned takeover of Hathor for C$654 million.
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Nuclear Power Post Fukushima by Thomas Drolet |
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There are times when a major event can indeed change the course of an industry. One such time in the 55 year history of Commercial Nuclear Power was as a result of the Fukushima nuclear accident, which occurred on March 11, 2011, and was caused by the largest earthquake and tsunami in modern history off the NE coast of Japan.
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China Set to Change the Uranium Game |
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China over the next decade is tipped to do for uranium what it has done for iron ore, with demand to rise significantly.
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Experts Re-examine Nuclear Energy
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Europe Split Over Nuclear Power
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Cameco, Hathor and Uranium: An Analysis
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Cameco Hostile Takeover of Hathor?
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The State of Nuclear in Japan
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Uranium Bull Market Incoming
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Fukushima: Update
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Switkowski on Energy
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Swiss Studies Cancer and Nuclear Energy
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Russia Poised to Capitalise on Germany
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