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NavyDiver

31st July 2022, 08:21 PM

The poll was perhaps not the best place so excuse me for a new thread on one of my favorite topic

1 Green Peace founder support for Nuclear power

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDSsS7lA0l0&feature=emb_logo

Why Greenpeace co-founder left to pursue nuclear energy | NewsNation Special Coverage
Dr. Patrick Moore is a founding member of Greenpeace, but tells NewsNation he can't pretend nuclear energy is dangerous. He explains why he thinks it's vital.

2- Small Modular reactor.
My basic understanding. 10 years between refueling. Very very self contained safety

Ansto review of them (https://www.ansto.gov.au/news/what-are-small-modular-reactors-and-what-makes-them-different)

"They are “modular” in the sense that each unit can be assembled next to another and scaled up or down to meet the local electricity needs.They are also designed to “plug in” to existing power networks and therefore can essentially replace an aging power station with a modern, reliable, and zero-emissions power source.
SMRs differ from today’s more common nuclear power reactors in a few important ways:
First, their holistic approach to manufacturing occurs through design simplification. Compared to the complex design and construction of currently operating large-scale reactors, simplification opens up the prospect of assembly-line manufacturing of pre-fabricated modules—providing economies of scale.
As the majority of construction takes place off-site, building small modular reactors takes less time. An SMR has a projected construction time of three to five years, while a large reactor takes six to 12 years.
And it is possible to construct a reactor with a single module or use units in combination for greater power output. Additional modular units can be added and brought online incrementally for greater power output.
Secondly, SMRs are designed with a high level of passive or inherent safety features. This means operator intervention or external power supply are not needed to shut down the reactor and maintain cooling to remove the core’s residual heat in the event that power is lost to the plant."

3- Making Nuclear waste safe or recycling waste back as fuel!

I love this one myself "The SILEX Laser Isotope Separation (LIS) technology was invented by Silex Systems scientists Dr Michael Goldsworthy and Dr Horst Struve in the 1990’s at its Lucas Heights facility south of Sydney, Australia."

Recycling "The Paducah project is underpinned by an agreement between GLE and the US Department of Energy for the purchase of over 200,000 metric tons of depleted UF6 tails, which will be enriched using the SILEX laser technology to produce natural grade uranium for sale into the global uranium market, and then further enriched to produce nuclear fuel for clean electricity generation."

I think I posted the link to the making Nuclear waste inert in the other thread. Very deserving of the Nobel prize I thought.

Anyone else think Dr Goldworthy and Dr Sturve will be Noble Prize winners in the next few years? I do.

Not Investment advice. I am a long term uranium tragic [biggrin]

Homestar

1st August 2022, 08:38 AM

I've recently come across some Youtube videos by Kyle Hill - he has quite a few on Nuclear - while he is Pro Nuclear which comes across in his videos, he also explores the darker side of things as well in some.

He did a video on Nuclear waste which I found interesting - link below.

https://youtu.be/4aUODXeAM-k

JDNSW

1st August 2022, 03:38 PM

Relevant to this thread
US regulators will certify first small nuclear reactor design | Ars Technica (https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/07/us-regulators-will-certify-first-small-nuclear-reactor-design/)

Note that this is the first of this type (small modular reactor) to be approved, and the first one may be operational by 2030.

NavyDiver

2nd August 2022, 09:09 PM

180165

"Steag GmbH – which operates six large-scale hard coal plants in Germany with an installed capacity of more than 4,000 MW – closed its Bergkamen-A plant in the western part of the country this week due to shortages of hard coal, it said by email." Running out of coal?? German Power Plant Halted After It Runs Out Of Coal - NXTmine (https://www.nxtmine.com/energy-metals/german-power-plant-halted-after-it-runs-out-of-coal/)

Germany has spent More than USD$500b on wind and solar over the last 20 years and they are stuffed plus the rest of the world will not make the same mistake. U308 redemption day in Germany will be swift.

We do not have a spare USD$500b to waste do we?????

NavyDiver

2nd August 2022, 09:11 PM

NavyDiver

4th August 2022, 07:47 PM

Cameco is a cool big Canadian I do hold a little bit of NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE

They have been in Silex Global Laser Enrichment since an initial investment by them in 2008

Why would they go from 24percent to 49percent now in 2022? Suspect they are very keen in the same idea as some of my money. Still need proof at scale yet I am more than sure a few Aussies will be Noble Price winners in when that occurs [biggrin]

Did I mention I love Science recently ? And my chilli mussels they rocked as well [thumbsupbig]

edit Cameco view on GLE (https://www.cameco.com/businesses/fuel-services/enrichment-gle)

I do own both sides and this is not a recommendation or investment advice.

NavyDiver

10th August 2022, 08:32 PM

Get better as you get older or younger

"There is no age-related decline in nuclear reactor performance. The meancapacity factor for reactors over the last five years shows no significant overallvariation with age. Improvements in average global capacity factors have beenachieved in reactors of all ages, not just new reactors of more advanced designs."

China jump start on Small Modular Reactors at 1.3 New construction "Changjiang SMR China ACP100 100 13 July 2021"

Unlike GAS and coal Nuclear was cool in 2021 "The total capacity of reactors producing electricity in 2021 was 370 GWe, up 1GWe from 2020. This is the highest ever total capacity of reactors generatingelectricity in one year." and C02 free[thumbsupbig]

Figure 13. Evolution of reactor ages- getting younger faster [bigwhistle] and Designing and building the first land-based SMR

Link to the entire report (https://www.world-nuclear.org/getmedia/9dafaf70-20c2-4c3f-ab80-f5024883d9da/World-Nuclear-Performance-Report-2022.pdf.aspx)

So much to read for me Germany P39 looks like a silly goose and China P32 looks on the right track with growth rate PLUS

NavyDiver

12th August 2022, 11:54 AM

Would you do 5 times the speed limit[thumbsupbig] https://twitter.com/GovNuclear/status/1557880371299160065's=20&t=duYrR0o0YApgSbSU0_mU2g

and a WOW plus in why movement at the station is likely on page 23 (https://euratom-supply.ec.europa.eu/system/files/2022-08/ESA%20Annual%20Report%202021%20-%20Final%20text%20-%20Draft%20layout.pdf).

To drop stocks by almost 50% is insanity plus in this black ducks view. Happily they can buy some more but $$$$ are likely to be $$$$$$$$$ for some smart business who are holding and not selling below cost. [bigwhistle]

NavyDiver

16th August 2022, 01:17 PM

Bill Gates’ TerraPower Raises $750 Million for Cheaper Nuclear

SK Group makes key investment as part of funding round
TerraPower aims to have Wyoming test plant in service in 2028 Link (https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-15/bill-gates-terrapower-raises-750-million-for-cheaper-nuclear#xj4y7vzkg)

China has a S.M.R. (Small Modular Reactor) plan as does "NuScale Power Corp" NYSE:SMR

Interesting the 2028 date is on a few projects now. Note by 2028 China is likely to build about 5 new N Plants per Year!

The ford like mass production method of S.M.R. is, If it works, going to change a lot of things quickly.

The proof is in the delivery and cost of course- Follow the money is a very easy trail at the moment.

During the tech mania Ebay listed during market turmoil was chaotic plus. It was at $18 per share. Its now $48 after a Big drop over the last few months from about $80.

Mr Gates Terra power is not listed yet. It will as Other Peoples Money is normal in the USA and here I think- It is interesting to read and watch it or it might be just me perhaps Home - TerraPower (https://www.terrapower.com/)

[B]S.M.R. use a nifty safe nuclear fuel type I really like "High Assay LEU (HALEU)"

concentrating or enriching the U235 isotope up to 5% for use as fuel in a conventional nuclear power reactor and up to 20% for emerging advanced Small Modular Reactors (SMRs to High Assay LEU (HALEU)). Enrichment is a technically difficult process and accounts for around 30% of the cost of nuclear fuel and approximately 5% of the total cost of the electricity generated by nuclear power.

"The Paducah plant has a target commercial operation date in the late 2020’s. However, GLE’s owners are currently assessing the feasibility of accelerating this timeline in light of emerging geopolitical risks in the nuclear fuel supply chain, precipitated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Furthermore, these emergent risks may potentially result in multiple target markets for the SILEX technology in the global nuclear fuel industry including for natural and enriched uranium, worth several billions of dollars annually (see Nuclear Fuel Production Opportunities)." Information if you interested (https://www.silex.com.au/silex-technology/silex-uranium-enrichment-technology/)

Not Investment advice.

NavyDiver

25th August 2022, 06:30 AM

Japan- Big flip of the switch. India and so much more lite a fuse yesterday here and a 12-20% change in US and Canada last night.

The ship is leaving in a big way "Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (https://sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-commodity-funds/uranium/)" had hundreds of millions of inflows as did URNM and URA EFTs (NYSE)

All three do whats called Mandated buying meaning Sprott buys U308 and URNM and URA EFTs buy Uranium stocks. BHP is quietly one of the biggest here as is Paladin (PDN). PDN is back from a near death experience we shared figuratively and literally. A few thought the real start would be US Labor day 5th Sept. A few billion jumped the gun last night?

Still call bar humbug on the current prices with significant supply deficit and years + needed to get back to any form of supply balance.

Not investment advice- I am great at loosing money as well.

Ferret

28th August 2022, 12:18 PM

NavyDiver

31st August 2022, 09:55 AM

Never heard of this approach before - uses a unique method of plasma confinement within a spinning sphere of liquid metal and mechanical compression of the plasma.

Scroll down and watch the video to see how it 'works'. General Fusion: Technology Demonstration (https://generalfusion.com/fusion-demo-plant/)

They want to build a demo plant so I'm sure they would like some investment $$$$$$$$ if anybody is that way inclined.

Today's news
We can thank the amazing research at Australia Nuclear reactor in Sydney- World first in Silex Laser proof now. "SILEX Laser Isotope Separation (LIS) technology was invented by Silex Systems scientists Dr Michael Goldsworthy and Dr Horst Struve in the 1990's at " you guessed it Lucas Heights (Trivia- a school mate of mine built Lucas Heights) test report (https://clients3.weblink.com.au/clients/silex/headline.aspx?headlineid=21395015)

In other news Australia is slow and going to pay for it? "AEMO warns of power 'gaps' in Australia's biggest grid within three years as coal exodus gathers pace"

Overseas news shows some uncommon common sense now
Why even environmentalists are supporting nuclear power today : NPR (https://www.npr.org/2022/08/30/1119904819/nuclear-power-environmentalists-california-germany-japan) "Why even environmentalists are supporting nuclear power today"

Here Greens have yet to understand a few key facts. There is not nearly enough materials to replace all current power needs world wide. (Copper in particular) reference.

180652 This is not by a fluffy me. The geologist that did it is on the money I think

How to power my Business for longer grid failure periods in Australia is on my mind right now?

akelly

31st August 2022, 01:07 PM

I'm eyerolling so hard I gave myself a brain hemorrhage. What nonsense.

JDNSW

31st August 2022, 03:19 PM

NavyDiver

31st August 2022, 05:34 PM

Yet another lot who does not understand what the term "reserves" means.

Let's explain this again. In mining, "reserves" is a legal term (to protect investors) that is defined to mean the quantity of a mineral that has been proved to exist by drilling or other accepted means to exist, that can be recovered economically (i.e. showing a profit) using today's technology and today's prices. It is only very tenuously related to "resources", which is the quantity of a mineral that is inferred (with varying confidence) to exist, that can be technically recovered.

It says nothing about the quantity of a mineral that is actually able to be recovered in the future. And it is worth noting that it is not worth any company carrying out work to find and prove reserves unless it can be shown that the probable reserve will have a DCF* rate of return greater than the company's hurdle* rate.

No (reputable) company is going to explore for minerals unless these criteria are met, so if there is plenty of a mineral known, there is no incentive to look for it. And if the demand is changing rapidly, the risks involved are very high, so even if it looks like there will be a shortage, exploration is unlikely. This applies especially to minerals (such as lithium) where inferred resources are far greater than reserves.

*DCF = Discounted Cash Flow, that is the cash flow from mining the reserve, discounted for the lead time and amount of investment prior to production. This is very sensitive to predicted mineral price and interest rate, and the estimated risk attached to proving the reserve, changes in interest rate, changes in price, delays in production, and sovereign risk.

Hurdle rate = the minimum return the organisation expects from an investment. It is sensitive to the predicted interest rate, and varies between organisations depending on their circumstances and alternative investments.

Not my work on reserves an honestly found on tweeter link so apologies if it is invalid. I am buying resources BHP in particular when is was what I felt is very over sold. Add it is Australia's biggest actual uranium miner at present. Its copper and other little items are in demand as well.

Note re retail investment like little me ( cannon fodder?) and institutional investment local here and the Big guys. One part is sort of us- Super. Noticed "Net super contributions surge past $63bn
(https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/business/net-super-contributions-surge-past-63bn/news-story/ad03fbc3c97cf0da432635128b879e9e)The superannuation industry has recorded a surge of 88 per cent in net contributions over the year to June 30"

63 billion Per year needing to be invested goes............ Liquidity means much of that has to go to NYSE or LSE as we are a bit of a minnow and a billion here or there makes huge unwanted market turmoil in thin turnover markets.

Our super investment are almost insignificant compared the EU and ............. Watching those large capital flows is not always rocket science happily.

I often get far ahead of reality - Tiger resources was a copper tragic in DRC for example.

Currently have +50% gains in Canadian and much more in an Australian company or two. Note I sold my fav C.S.L.[bawl] to do that.

Suspect Canadian which mines and also does other aspects of the fuel cycle is priced very cheaply and could be safest direct of EFTs another more broadly spaced and paced investment.

Predictions and risks are not always clear until after events.. All that glitters is not gold is the best rule to always remember

Good night all

NavyDiver

5th September 2022, 10:24 AM

Two things jumped up today. One was 25 year old solar panels in California at end of life and the other was that 50% of all carbon free power in the US is from Nuclear

After billions++++ of $ solar is just 7%
After billions of $++++ Wind is just 25%
Others were geothermal 1% and Hydro 17% link to American government twitter on this (https://twitter.com/GovNuclear/status/1566434667791876097't=wRdars_W4kPxBxYurb9H8w&s=03)

Point is had those Billions gone into New Nuclear California would not be in blackouts, brown outs and significant shortages yesterday and today.

I am getting the papers on this to read from a student with access happily "Lasers could cut lifespan of nuclear waste from “a million years to 30 minutes,” says Nobel laureate
(https://bigthink.com/the-present/laser-nuclear-waste/)

Physicist plans to karate-chop them with super-fast blasts of light (https://bigthink.com/the-present/laser-nuclear-waste/)."

Solutions needed of course.

NavyDiver

6th September 2022, 06:57 PM

My waffle on a issue between types of mining and my thoughts on a issue to do with one type of mining

not investment advice!!!

Acid is interesting to several mining process by the way [thumbsupbig]
https://twitter.com/NavyDiver12/status/1567088509391110147's=20&t=VkFbCknWj30ZeREkGlDSaw

NavyDiver

16th September 2022, 07:57 PM

Found it and it is in progress with boffins still [biggrin] Single Cycle Laser SYLOS

SYLOS is not my favourite SILEX Laser tech at all. Any one else hate acronyms?

Oddly acronyms might be clear than the science in scientific terms (https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/2515-7647/ab9fe1)?

Just when you think you might have it along comes "SYLOS 2 "[thumbsupbig]

Just in case I am confusing as usual this is ongoing research in to SYLOS which may soon have Nuclear waste being safe in minutes. That seems to me to be worth watching with interest.

NavyDiver

17th September 2022, 11:04 AM

This is very very cool

(https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/natures-nuclear-reactors-the-2-billion-year-old-natural-fission-reactors-in-gabon-western-africa/)Two billion years ago— eons before humans developed the first commercial nuclear power plants in the 1950s— seventeen natural nuclear fission reactors operated in what is today known as **on in Western Africa [Figures 1 and 2]. The energy produced by these natural nuclear reactors was modest. The average power output of the **on reactors was about 100 kilowatts, which would power about 1,000 lightbulbs. As a comparison, commercial pressurized boiling water reactor nuclear power plants produce about 1,000 megawatts, which would power about ten million lightbulbs.

Did I mention I love Science

PS I was trained in fear Plus of Nuclear war during the Cold war[biggrin]. Understand reasons for fear is needed.

Have a great weekend all
https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/natures-nuclear-reactors-the-2-billion-year-old-natural-fission-reactors-in-gabon-western-africa/ (https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/natures-nuclear-reactors-the-2-billion-year-old-natural-fission-reactors-in-gabon-western-africa/)

Another very informative review on Nuclear waste where I first heard about this billion year old event! A week at Chernobyl or a week in Beijing when its air pollution is at a peak was a consideration everyone needs to think of in terms of health and nuclear waste. Not suggesting go to Chernobyl while there is a war on![bigwhistle]

The historical natural nuclear reactions in Africa was one I had no idea about. Great to be able to study its impacts now [thumbsupbig]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aUODXeAM-k&feature=emb_imp_woyt

NavyDiver

27th September 2022, 11:30 AM

Right now it is impossible to imagine The US Government, Bill Gates /Terra Power, Rolls- Royce, Nuscale Power Corp and others missing the fact they all have a very very short time frame for the HALEU fuel side of their rapidly accelerating plans.

How much extra Uranium needed is about to be demonstrated but only when the price incentive is assured and contracted for miners.

I waffle a bit [thumbsupbig] https://twitter.com/NavyDiver12/status/1574583466079195136's=20&t=jocnQefQYnzymvdJOGRnUw

NavyDiver

4th October 2022, 01:05 PM

This is fun to watch as well as factual I think.

@ISODOPE "Brazilian model, digital fashion designer, and the world's first nuclear influencer"

Isabelle Boemeke created the social media persona Isodope to educate the public on the benefits of nuclear energy and its role in solving climate change and energy inequality. She decided to help address climate change after seeing her home country, Brazil, on fire. This fueled her passion and desire to learn more about nuclear energy as a solution to this global crisis. Through her persona Isodope, she taps into social media trends and uses the language of memes to bring nuclear energy to a whole new audience.

Using futuristic visuals paired with witty humor, Boemeke is changing the face of science communication, all with one clear goal in mind: making nuclear power cool. "If we want a future of energy abundance and security without fossil fuels, we need nuclear power," she says.
(https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/nuclear-energy)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESAaz9v4mSU
https://www.ted.com/talks/isabelle_boemeke_nuclear_power_is_our_best_hope_to _ditch_fossil_fuels?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

The Pioneers of the Atom: from Isaac Newton to Enrico Fermi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idoyDJvGnIg

NavyDiver

5th October 2022, 02:48 PM

Uranium: CNUC's Pitch for an Alashankou Trading HubLife is simple- Demand out stripes supply = Price rises.

Demand from Sprott, ANU Energy OEIC Ltd and China and Japan on top of existing utilities uncovered Needs = this black ducks retirement![biggrin]

Not investment advice!

NavyDiver

6th October 2022, 08:19 PM

Had to listen twice.
https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Podcast-What-nuclear-industry-says-is-needed-to-me

Gosh Australia is slow. WNA pod cast has almost every relevant country. Missing Russia only really

NavyDiver

12th October 2022, 06:12 AM

I do not like beating up or abusing children. Fully support encouraging them[thumbsupbig]

"Greta Thunberg Says Ditching Nuclear Power While Keeping Coal Is 'A Mistake'" link (https://www.huffpost.com/entry/greta-thunberg-nuclear_n_6345ac28e4b028164539bd84)

NavyDiver

12th October 2022, 12:21 PM

One of those days[biggrin]

"A Global Renewable Leader Brookfield Renewable U.S. operates a diversified renewable energy portfolio of hydropower, wind, solar, and storage facilities, drawing from over 120 years of experience and industry-leading innovation to optimize our assets and drive value. Extending across 34 states, our platform generates approximately 23 million megawatt-hours of clean power, or enough electricity to meet the needs of approximately 2 million homes annually. *
* Includes approximately 175 megawatts of assets owned through X-Elio."

Brookfield Renewable buying 51% of Westinghouse Nuclear is a larger shift than Greta supporting Nuclear power today. Nuclear is the New GREEN just better and more reliable C02 power at scale to to the job.

"Cameco Corporation (“Cameco”) (NYSE: CCJ; TSX: CCO) and Brookfield Renewable Partners (“Brookfield Renewable”) (NYSE: BEP, BEPC; TSX: BEP.UN, BEPC), together with its institutional partners (“the consortium”), are forming a strategic partnership to acquire Westinghouse Electric Company (“Westinghouse”), one of the world’s largest nuclear services businesses. Brookfield Renewable, with its institutional partners, will own a 51% interest in Westinghouse and Cameco will own 49%.

"

Honestly Greta, Brookfield Renewable and Mr Issac (Cameco) seem to be bringing forward my retirement[thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

15th October 2022, 08:47 AM

https://www.aph.gov.au/parliamentary_business/committees/house_of_representatives_committees?url=isr/uranium/report/chapter3.pdf (https://t.co/b1TUXr647Q)APH report "A proposal to expand Olympic Dam would see uranium production from the mine treble to 15 000 tonnes of uranium oxide per year, which would make Olympic Dam and its owners, BHP Billiton Ltd, by far the world’s largest producer. "

NOTE that Proposal was rejected by BHP in 2020. U308 price at the time was sub USD$30lbs its now trending over USD$50 and should be USD$80 by the end of the year ( MY VIEW ONLY) [biggrin]

Will BHP be the Big Australian again in U308? Not hard to see a Back Flip coming perhaps?

https://twitter.com/NavyDiver12/status/1581050231063740416's=20&t=fEqFjnZabyyUmwdfGVccbA

NavyDiver

3rd November 2022, 06:32 AM

This is a butt kicker "BASF has said it will have to downsize “permanently” in Europe, with high energy costs making the region increasingly uncompetitive."

BASF - a German multinational chemical company and the largest chemical producer in the world.

The power crunch in EU in part due to inept German energy policy has scored a huge own goal! Hope we do not follow that lead to chaos.

NavyDiver

10th November 2022, 11:44 AM

Wolf Creek Nuclear power Not the film. Its is near Burlington USA , (the only nuclear power plant in Kansas)
Timeline
Construction Start31 May 1977
First Criticality 22 May 1985
First Grid Connection12 June 1985
Commercial Operation3 September 1985

Scheduled to close 2045! 60 years and probably going to be 80 years

https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/WOLF%20CREEK

Yallourn Power Station in Victoria

Current Yallourn W power station was built in the 1970s There was prior coal fired plant there in Yallourn A, B, C, D..... all closed of course. The four current units are Toshiba built 3 stage reheat turbines

Costs other than $ Yallourn W and Several ongoing multi million $ subsidies to get it running

In 1969 it was announced that the town of Yallourn would be demolished to enable an expansion of the coal mine, with demolition commencing in the 1970s and completed by 1982 (Moved by State Electricity Commission of Victoria (S.E.C.V.))
Estimates Yallourn W station emits 10.7 million tonnes of green house gases
possibly 800 deaths per year or more "Research links coal power station pollution to almost 800 premature deaths a year (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-27/air-quality-from-coal-linked-to-deaths-in-greenpeace-report/12597736)" Note not just Yallourn W ((The report is based on research conducted by Australian health researchers that linked pollution from coal plants to a range of health issues.It looked at emissions from Australia's 22 coal-fired power stations."
The Morwell River Diversion, and the access to coal supplies AUD$122 million and growing as more need to be done! (https://www.energyaustralia.com.au/about-us/energy-generation/yallourn-power-station/environment/morwell-river-diversion)
Mine fire and mine flooding.
River Pollution "As a temporary measure, today EnergyAustralia has discharged water into the Latrobe River (https://www.premier.vic.gov.au/protecting-victorias-energy-security-and-yallourn-mine)"

Capacity
Yallourn Power Station provides up to 22% of Victoria’s energy supply estimated to be 9966 GWh
(22% of 45.3Terawatt hours= 45300 GW 22% of 45300 GW =
Wolf Creek Annual net output: 10,648 GWh (2017)

Reliability

Wolf Creek
is well Documented in the link (https://hotcopper.com.au/pris.administrator@iaea.org) at or above 80% avg

Yallourn W
was noted as the least reliable coal fired power plant in Australia by breakdowns per unit of capacity.11 Mar 2021

In Summary
Yallourn W
Many death associated from pollution and several industrial deaths
ROI over entire life of 1970 to 2028
Reliability often poor.
Significant costs to keep in running.
Likely less than 580,000 GWH of generated power from 1970 to 2028 (estimated)

Wolf Creek
One death found (killed by 4,000 volts of electricity OUCH)
ROI 1985 to 2045. Note further life Life extension to 80 years likely
Much more than 1,200,000 GWH of generated power to 2045 (estimated)

Note. I chose Wolf Creek randomly Which one would you prefer as our power source?

NavyDiver

10th November 2022, 07:38 PM

Floating around the world even in the 1980s 90s showed me plastic waste was a shocker. New report showing 100% of mothers placenta have micro plastics is alarming. Plasticenta: First evidence of microplastics in human placenta - ScienceDirect (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0160412020322297)

IAEA Nutec plastics

A nuclear solution to plastic pollution Plastic pollution is one of today’s most pressing global environmental challenges and a direct threat to sustainable development. According to projections, by 2025 the ocean will contain one tonne of plastic for every three tonnes of fish, and by 2050, there may be more plastic in the ocean than fish. Landfills are often brimming with plastic waste and pose an environmental threat to downstream ecosystems such as rivers, groundwater, and the ocean. Furthermore, incineration of plastic refuse may also release toxic gases.

NUTEC Plastics | IAEA (https://www.iaea.org/services/key-programmes/nutec-plastics)

https://pnri.dost.gov.ph/images/publications/Industry/NUTEC-Plastic_21Sep2022_Digital-Flyer.pdfDid

Did I mention I think Nuclear Science rocks [biggrin]

NavyDiver

15th November 2022, 04:29 PM

“We don’t get to net zero by 2050 without nuclear power in the mix,” US Special Climate Envoy John Kerry told COP27.

Helping poor countries get power!! Helping others via carbon offset credits! Bloody good idea I think!
COP27: Kerry announces plan to raise clean energy funds for developing nations | CNN (https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/09/world/cop27-kerry-finance-offset-plan-intl-climate/index.html)

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate Kerry and Ukraine Minister of Energy Galushchenko Announce Cooperation on a Clean Fuels from Small Modular Reactors Pilot, COP27 Climate ConferenceMEDIA NOTE
OFFICE OF THE SPOKESPERSON (https://www.state.gov/bureaus-offices/under-secretary-for-public-diplomacy-and-public-affairs/bureau-of-global-public-affairs/office-of-the-spokesperson/)
NOVEMBER 12, 2022

Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry and Ukraine Minister of Energy German Galushchenko announced a Ukraine Clean Fuels from SMRs Pilot project that will demonstrate production of clean hydrogen and ammonia using secure and safe small modular nuclear reactor (SMR) and cutting-edge electrolysis technologies in Ukraine.The project aims to carry out a first-of-a-kind pilot of commercial-scale production of clean fuels from SMRs using solid oxide electrolysis. Building on existing capacity-building cooperation launched under the U.S. Foundational Infrastructure for Responsible Use of SMR Technology (FIRST) program, the project seeks to support Ukraine’s energy security goals, enable decarbonization of hard-to-abate energy sectors through clean hydrogen generation, and improve long-term food security through clean ammonia-produced fertilizers. Further, it aims to demonstrate Ukraine’s innovative clean energy leadership through the use of advanced technologies.Participating partners for the pilot include a multinational consortium from Argonne National Laboratory, Ukraine’s Energoatom, National Security and Defense Council, and State Scientific and Technical Center for Nuclear and Radiation Safety, and private companies Clark Seed, Doosan Enerbility, FuelCell Energy, IHI Corporation, JGC Corporation, NuScale Power, Samsung C&T, and Starfire Energy.In a second announcement, Special Envoy Kerry launched a new initiative, Project Phoenix, to accelerate the transition in Europe of coal-fired plants to SMRs while retaining local jobs through workforce retraining. Project Phoenix will provide direct U.S. support for coal-to-SMR feasibility studies and related activities in support of energy security goals for countries in Central and Eastern Europe.The United States is committed to supporting the use of innovative clean energy technologies to power global decarbonization efforts and providing options to achieve net zero transition in hard-to-abate energy sectors. 

Link (https://www.state.gov/special-presidential-envoy-for-climate-kerry-and-ukraine-minister-of-energy-galushchenko-announce-cooperation-on-a-clean-fuels-from-small-modular-reactors-pilot-cop27-climate-conference/)

Nuclear power a non-issue for the rest of the world at COP27One of the most striking things for an Australian at Sharm El Sheikh is how uncontroversial atomic power is as part of a clean-energy baseload mix.
Zoe McKenzieFederal MPLink AFR

Then just when you thought too much was all that could be out there was more

COP27: Is energy security compatible with decarbonisation?Climate delegates in Egypt are wrangling on what energy mix can limit emissions while keeping the lights on.
"The organisation forecasts the worldwide demand for every type of fossil fuel will peak by the mid-2020s and then decline steadily, while clean energy investments will increase from $1.3 trillion per annum in 2021 to more than $2 trillion a year by 2030."

Clean includes the required Nuclear

NavyDiver

23rd November 2022, 09:03 AM

cut and paste- not investment advice- I am good at losing money as well![biggrin]
( [B]Warning 2 -I am very biased - I have shares in all companies mentioned!!!!)

I grew up in Central vic playing on large mullock heaps - Gold mining talings- Often large quarts stones/rocks which were a lot of fun with a sheet of iron for sliding down! Riding horse and bikes through the bush around historical open mine shafts was not done fast in the dark! Link for some of them (https://www.goldfieldsguide.com.au/blog/7/gold-mining-ruins-and-relics-throughout-the-central-goldfields)

Right now most of my childhood play ground is being refined for the remaining gold the historical mining technology was unable to extract. They are not in the link and all very well fenced off now.

The "Paducah tails enrichment project " is very similar as what was considered waste by old tech will be used by SLX/Cameco- GLE

[B]To be equivalent to a ‘Tier 1’ uranium project ranking in the top 10 projects today by annual production
"The DoE owns some 100,000 tonnes of such tails," That means it is highly likely other enrichment sites with 100,000 tonnes+++ have a issue we can help fix while shareholders benefit! Several other current and historical enrichment sites I mean.

This is recycling and fixing historical waste stored. SLX/GLE is not like historical process- It uses historical and fixes waste as well as preventing more waste being generated currently still by ineffective old technology.

How much money in uranium remain in Namibia historic waste tailings? A Nuclear Risk site which seems pretty good says "Depending on the ore grade, about two to five tons of raw ore need to be processed in order to produce a single kilogram of refined uranium oxide. The rest is deposited near the mines as waste rock or tailings and still contains about 80 % of the ore’s original radioactivity. " ". "
The Rössing uranium mine has been a cause for concern for more than 30 years. Unsafe and inhumane working conditions, occupational exposure to radioactivity and the contamination of the environment with uranium tailings and radioactive waste rock all pose serious public health problems (https://www.nuclear-risks.org/en/hibakusha-worldwide/roessing.html)
" In 2005, 19.5 million tons of ore had to be mined in order to produce 3,711 tons of uranium oxide" with 80% remaining value looks very attractive to our technology for fixing historical waste issues ? If 3,711 tons of uranium oxide is just 20% then rossling 'waste is 6679.8 tons left worth - My poor maths suggest 13359600lbs worth USD$667,980,000 ?

That might be a little overoptimistic yet the point remains what was or is currently huge mullock heaps here are being recycled into valable amounts of gold. I hope SLX/Cameco-GLE can help both talings waste,significantly increase mining efficiencies and of course C02 emissions which is urgently required!
PDN's mine NUCLEAR-RISKS | Home (http://www.nuclear-risks.org) did not give men data for tailings for PDNs Henrik Langer uranium. Several places suggest recovery rates at Henrik Langer 80-90% If true 10% remaining is worth $$$ New technology recycling win? If an exhausted mine is fully funded by using SLX/Cameco-GLE technology during rehabilitated by using the tailings it is a game changer!

Those who have supported this recycling, reuse and efficiencies with our investments contribute and will benefit financially. Link to my waffle post

(https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/nuclear-power-related-media-thread.4926284/page-51#post-64933161)Edit
DOE = US Department of Energy
SLX= Silex systems limited (ASX)
Cameco- Listed in Canada
GLE= Global Laser Enrichment - Owned by 51%SLX and 49% Cameco

NavyDiver

21st February 2023, 06:24 PM

Got to love a Aussie butt kicking success story!
Silex is out of our very cool Lucas Heights research reactor[thumbsupbig]

"Acceleration could involve targeting completion of the pilot demonstration program as early as mid-2024, with a view to commencing commercial operations as early as 2027, depending on market demand and other factors. This could also involve bringing forward a commercial feasibility assessment and NRC licensing activities for the proposed PLEF project. The diagram below depicts the baseline (original) and potentially accelerated timelines for commercialisation activities"

Link to the report (https://hotcopper.com.au/documentembed?id=uOMxKKzFkiWRTLKhOROKAxjvSDYL5w2%2 ByRPzv%2BR157FiGug%3D)
NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE

4bee

21st February 2023, 07:30 PM

NavyDiver

21st February 2023, 09:10 PM

So all that glowing & clicking stuff is all in my mind is it?[bigrolf]

No Stress as long as it's in a good tune Des[bigwhistle]

4bee

22nd February 2023, 11:14 AM

No Stress as long as it's in a good tune Des[bigwhistle]

I don't know, it does seem to click quite loudly & very rapidly but no discernible toon but the glowing & clicking seem to be the same beat.[bigrolf]

Oh well.[bigsad]

NavyDiver

22nd March 2023, 10:48 AM

every now and again my jaw drops. It might take a while to recover from this

Section 3.c.ii: Fuel supply chain Supporting 200 GW of new nuclear by 2050 would require the fuel supply chain capacity to increase by 200–300%. The U.S. had a recent peak of 2,263 MT U3O8 mined in 2014. However, an additional 22,000 MT were procured by the U.S. globally in support of ~100 GW of existing nuclear power capacity. To support an additional 200 GW, the U.S. would need to expand mining/milling operations by an additional ~50,000 MT per year (i.e., grow by 22x the most recent peak). Mining/milling of uranium will need to be increased from the U.S., allies, and partners to ensure a secure supply for the expected growth in nuclear capacity. As of January 2023, the Converdyn Metropolis Works facility is the only U.S. facility capable of converting triuranium octoxide (U3O8 ) to uranium hexafluoride (UF6 )—required for enrichment. This facility has been shuttered since 2017 due to market conditions but is the process of reopening in 2023. The plant has the capacity to produce 15,000 MT per year of uranium in the form of UF6 (Converdyn facility has reduced its capacity to 7,000 MT per year due to accommodate existing market demands). However, to meet the expected demand for 200 GW of new nuclear, it is expected that an additional ~65,000 MT per year of conversion capacity would be needed (i.e., an additional four Converdyn-sized operating facilities). Existing U.S. uranium enrichment capability is ~4.9M SWU per year, while current U.S. demand is ~15M SWU per year. To meet the additional nuclear demand of 200 GW, the U.S. would need to increase the enrichment capability by ~30M SWU per year (i.e., 6x higher than current capacity) or ~40M SWU per year to be energy independent

https://liftoff.energy.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/20230320-Liftoff-Advanced-Nuclear-vPUB.pdf

Tins

22nd March 2023, 06:51 PM

NavyDiver

22nd March 2023, 09:01 PM

Makes my jaw drop that you understand any of it.

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Tins

22nd March 2023, 09:04 PM

In my case all of that would have a - in front of it.

NavyDiver

23rd March 2023, 10:22 AM

"High-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) includes uranium enriched to between 5 and 19.75 percent U-235, above the traditional 5 percent threshold for commercial reactors. The fuel pellets that are to be installed at Vogtle-2 contain uranium enriched to 6 percent—1 percent higher than the current license limit. According to Westinghouse, “Through its increased uranium density, ADOPT fuel . . . enables U.S. customers to improve fuel cycle economics and extend their operating cycles.”" link to story on that change (https://www.ans.org/news/article-4824/westinghouses-adopt-6percent-enriched-u-fuel-nears-us-deployment/)

Amazing Science I think

Very advanced Laser Tech from ANSTO via Silex resources and GLE/Cameco tie up Joint venture is all about faster and cheaper High-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU)[thumbsupbig]

Ansto is at Lucas Heights It is our very cool Nuclear reactor a few million people live near for the last 60 years never noticing [bigrolf][bigrolf]
It helps also with radiation therapy, xrays............................... and lots more millions of us have or will use as well!

Even the ANTI Nuclear types forget that when they may have a broke bone, Cancer or ...............

PS I am pro nuclear mediciane, Pro Nuclear industralia and food applications pro nuclear energy as well as being very [B]anti Nuclear war !!! That last one is crazy stuff.

PS2 my bank balance goes to staff who get paid 70% more than 10 years ago. Rent which is 40% more than 10 years ago paid by rates paid that are 20 years out of date for Doctors!!:bat::bat::bat: Lots of zeros need a number in front. The number need is missing in mine most of the time as well John [biggrin]

NavyDiver

30th March 2023, 06:17 PM

Funny how wheels can change at times. Wheels fell of this Westinghouse built nuclear plant 70 years ago.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cpsprodpb/1047C/production/_129048666_controlroom1.jpg.webp

" the plant will need plenty of work, and that it will cost time and money. He says South Korean nuclear operator KEPCO, which runs an identical nuclear plant in Busan, has offered to bring the one in Bataan up to date for around $1.5bn (£915m). "
Philippines: The 70s nuclear relic that may open at last - BBC News (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-64634816)

Not sure if the Korean quote to bring this one back is solid!

NavyDiver

4th April 2023, 12:04 PM

I waffle a bit- Directors at BHP have not responded to me which is not surprising I think.

Below related to News about to a Chat from China to BHP.

I think we all know BHP will be fantastic for everything outlined above. one aspect China did not specifically bring up publicly [B]as BHP is incredibly gun shy on the topic.

Seven Nuclear reactors under construction today in China. Two come on line this year and 4 more starting construction this year.

The Growth rate in Nuclear Energy in China via WNA has more than Doubled every decade since 1990. The rate of growth is accelerating. China requires stable U308 supplies. Africa, Kazatrprom urnanium and JV with PDN and Cameco do not cover China's planned growth in Nuclear Energy.
WNA cut "A draft of the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) released in March 2021 showed government plans to reach 70 GWe gross of nuclear capacity by the end of 2025." Its "53,181 MWe" today? With France, USA, Canada, Japan, UK and others racing to restart, extend life of existing Nuclear plant and or the race for Small Nuclear reactors Directors of BHP may be avoiding publicity on the major role BHP will play a part of in U308 supply shortly.

Small Nuclear Reactors (SMR)
The UK SMR plans as does Canadian, USA and China are in the SMR ace as well
"CNNC’s multi-purpose small modular reactor, the ACP100, or LingLong One. The preliminary design was completed in 2014, based on the larger ACP (and CNP) units and a preliminary safety analysis report (PSAR) has been completed. The basic design was completed early in 2016, and CNNC said that the NDRC approved the ACP100S design for marine use late in 2016. The design took four years and was funded to CNY 700 million. In April 2016 the IAEA presented CNNC with its report from the generic reactor safety review process undertaken over ten months. In 2016 CNNC subsidiary China Nuclear Power Engineering Corp (CNPE) submitted an expression of interest to the UK government based on its ACP100+ design. By 2030 CNNC expects the ACP100 to be standardized as an advanced SMR, with large-scale construction.

It has passive safety features and will normally be installed underground. Seismic tolerance is 300 Gal. It has 57 fuel assemblies 2.15m tall and integral steam generators (320ºC input), so that the whole steam supply system is produced and shipped as a single reactor module. It has passive cooling for decay heat removal. Its 385 MWt produces about 125 MWe, and power plants comprising two to six of these are envisaged, with 60-year design life and 24-month refuelling."

It is also a SMR race within China "ot to be outdone by CNNC in the small modular field, CGN has two small ACPR designs: an ACPR100 and an ACPR50S, both with passive cooling for decay heat and 60-year design life. Both have standard type fuel assemblies and fuel enriched to <5% with burnable poison giving 30 month refueling. The ACPR100 is an integral PWR, 450 MWt, 140 MWe, having 69 fuel assemblies. Reactor pressure vessel is 17m high and 4.4 m inside diameter, operating at 310°C. It is designed as a module in larger plant and would be installed underground."

I understand Sept 2023 will see the bi annual Nuclear Fuel report " "
World Nuclear Association has published reports on nuclear fuel supply and demand at roughly twoyearly intervals since its foundation in 1975. The 20th edition of the Nuclear Fuel Report was released in September 2021 (https://world-nuclear.org/our-association/publications/global-trends-reports/the-nuclear-fuel-report-expanded-summary.aspx)

To the best of my limited knowledge and information from Nuclear Fuel/Energy experts I follow none of the current under supply forecasts include the demand by SMR or the safer more enriched fuels for use in Current reactors which need more u308.

The Box Seat is some times just sitting on one of the best under utilized resources of course. Perhaps that is BHP Directors and CEO's plan.

NavyDiver

6th April 2023, 11:10 AM

I like some aspects of Greenpeace. I do not like any unsustainable hunting, fishing, farming or ...

Dirty Dangerous and lots more.

Conflagration of Nuclear energy and weapons is clearly a strategy they employ - I do not like Nuclear weapons [thumbsupbig]

A Nuclear Physicist review of Greenpeace anti Nuclear Energy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpMNgTB8Zd4

NavyDiver

25th April 2023, 08:27 PM

H20 ANZAC day - run and still have time spare so SORRY [biggrin]

Chinese Nuclear build is 10 per year to meet their stated goal!

Just looking at the mess in Yunnan hydro- "But so far this year, its average rainfall has plunged to a five-year low of 34.6 millimetres (1.36 inches), compared with an average of about 98 millimetres during the same period of previous years, according to data from the local meteorological bureau. Huaneng Lancang River Hydropower, a state-owned player that operates major hydropower stations in the province, said that global warming and extreme weather have increased uncertainties about water inflows, and its first-quarter hydropower generation accordingly fell 11.4 per cent from a year earlier."

That has caused an essential need "Aluminium production " to be curtailed..

Back to 10 per year claim by China. Historically USA was building 9-10 in a year!!! That was well before the much more advanced computerized engineering and other significant technical advancements!

The prior China goal was " Chinese government has set ambitious goals for expanding nuclear power. The 13th Five-Year Plan (2016–2020) calls for 58 GW of installed nuclear power capacity and an additional 30 GW under construction by 2020. (As of July 2019, China had roughly 46 GW of capacity installed nuclear power capacity and 12 GW under construction.)"

Missed by a whisker and several issues explained that minor miss.

"China is planning at least 150 new reactors in the next 15 years, more than the rest of the world has built in the past 35."
China’s climate goals hinge on a US$440bn nuclear buildout - Taipei Times (https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/editorials/archives/2021/11/06/2003767397)

It is not really essential for u308 price if China gets 10, 9, 8, 7 new Nuclear plants built per year. I think they may. I also think the many SMR which are planned in the USA and many other places
SMR plans even here in our plans for Nuclear submarines - Shhh don't tell the Government or the Antis who happily use nuclear tech for xrays, Ct scans and cancer treatments whilst frequently saying nuclear power is evil https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

I like Hydro, Solar, Wind and Hydrogen/Ammonia..... The hydro energy issues in China and USA are foreseeable not just an anomaly. That we need large reliable C02 free power is also known. Having heads in sand thinking just more Hydro, Solar, Wind or batteries will suffice is in my thoughts very un science or evidence based policy.

China’s Yunnan warns energy crisis could persist amid drought conditions, with a cap on smelting | South China Morning Post (https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article/3218302/chinas-yunnan-warns-energy-crisis-could-persist-amid-drought-conditions-cap-smelting'module=lead_hero_story&pgtype=homepage)

NavyDiver

15th July 2023, 08:13 AM

SMR use of U308 is going to be BIG yet not yet accounted for in UXC demand forecasts is in my view a kicker plus we will see in our share prices as soon as some wake up.

"China completes first step in advanced nuclear reactor project by finishing core module

Linglong One in Hainan will be the world’s first commercial onshore small modular reactor when completed in 2026
The technology can meet multiple demands and be used for desalination – potentially supplying power and fresh water to small islands

" South China Morning Post today! It is "ACP100 multi-purpose small modular reactor (SMR) (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Linglong-One-reactor-pit-installed-at-Changjiang)"

So many are talking about bifurcation of the Uranium fuel market. Kazakhstan huge new contracts and JV with both China and Russia is in my view good for us. The current largest U308 supply is being sewn up and many of those uncontracted and who have run down their fuel supply will be waking up before the likely new huge new SMR demand kicks in. I have no doubt that extra new demand will occur. Not that that is needed due to all the existing factors!

The MOST read list on the ACP100 link is fun to review!

Most readOperating permit issued for Chinese molten salt reactor (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Operating-permit-issued-for-Chinese-molten-salt-re)EDF begins permitting process for two new reactors at Penly (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/EDF-begins-permitting-process-for-two-new-reactors)UK-US partnership for nuclear fusion rockets (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/UK-US-partnership-for-nuclear-fusion-rockets)Alabama site chosen for USNC reactor factory (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Alabama-site-chosen-for-USNC-reactor-factory)HTMR-100 team aim for pebble bed SMR in South Africa (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/HTMR-100-team-aim-for-PBMR-SMR-in-South-Africa)Polish government approves first nuclear power plant (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Polish-government-approves-first-nuclear-power-pla)Finnish SMR targets district heating market (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Finnish-SMR-targets-district-heating-market)ITER delays revision of project's timeline (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/ITER-delays-revision-of-project-s-timeline)Permitting submissions made for New Brunswick SMR (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Permitting-submissions-made-for-New-Brunswick-SMR)
Notes
UXC:
UxC: UxC - The World's Leading Source of Nuclear Fuel Cycle Market Intelligence and Analysis (https://www.uxc.com/)

Kazakhstan :

Kazakhstan has 12% of the world's uranium resources and in 2021 produced about 21,800 tU.
In 2009 it became the world's leading uranium producer, with almost 28% of world production. In 2019, Kazakhstan produced 43% of the world's uranium.
A single Russian nuclear power reactor operated from 1972 to 1999, generating electricity and desalinating water.
Kazakhstan has a major plant making nuclear fuel pellets and aims eventually to sell value-added fuel rather than just uranium. A fuel fabrication plant is being built with 49% Chinese equity.

NOT investment advice. you get burned buying rubbish from investment nutters

NavyDiver

18th July 2023, 03:01 PM

"May 25 Annual General Meeting approved a long-term supply contract (https://www.kazatomprom.kz/en/media/view/rezultati_golosovaniya_godovogo_obshchego_sobraniy a_aktsionerovv) with a subsidiary of China National Nuclear Corp. (CNNC), the ultimate value of which is more than 50% of the current total book value of Kazatomprom's assets. The shareholder vote "allows concluding other transactions" with CNNC Overseas, said Kazatomprom, as long as they don't exceed 200% of the total book value of Kazatomprom's assets.
China already accounted for on average 35% of Kazatomprom's total sales revenue over the last five years. But the newly approved CNNC Overseas contract cements China's place as Kazatomprom's top customer." Link (https://www.energyintel.com/00000188-4eb4-ddc5-ab9e-eff65a5b0000)

Looks like China is wrapping up a LOT of u308. with its 4 plus per year building program for Nuclear Reactors it will need it!

"A 'Backdoor Deal'The enormous shift in Rosatom's position was first revealed in Kazatomprom's recently released 2022 operating results (https://www.kazatomprom.kz/storage/5c/ye2022_ofr_eng_final.pdf), which declared that there was "a change in the composition of the participants of Stepnogorsk Mining and Chemical Plant LLP," which now includes Uranium One Group JSC and NFC Logistics JSC, two Rosatom subsidiaries. These subsidiaries now own 100% of Stepnogorsk Mining, previously owned by Degevol UK. This, in turn, gives Rosatom a 49% stake in the Budenovskoye JV, which is building out an operation to mine the Budenovskoye-6 and -7 deposits. Kazatomprom continues to hold a 51% stake in the operation, which is set to come on line rapidly: production is expected to begin in 2024 and by 2026 ramp up to an annual output of more than 15 million pounds of U3O8 per year over the coming decades.

The interesting bit about both of the above is that Kazatomprom is by far the current biggest U308 supply with Canada a long way back. Link (https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/facts-and-figures/uranium-production-figures.aspx)

Biggest users are USA, China, France then Russia. It seems very clear China and Russia are making very sure they have enough supply longer term. China has also build a very large storage location near the China Kazakhstan boarder.

South Korea expansion and building in Saudi Arabia added a question for supply. Old news was "Uranium for fuel comes from Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia, Niger and elsewhere – 4730 tU being required in 2017, with 5300 tU anticipated by 2020. KEPCO, The state-owned Korea Resources Corporation (https://www.kores.or.kr/) (KORES) has declared its intention to invest heavily in uranium and copper mines in Africa and South America. In 2009, KORES acquired Trendfield Holdings' 5% stake in Société des mines d’Azelik (SOMINA), a joint venture between the government of Niger (33%) and SinoU (37.2%), which owns the Azelik/Teguidda mine in Niger.A Korean consortium comprising KORES, Hanwha Corporation, Korea Electric Power Corporation, and SK Energy in 2007 acquired a 50% in CanAlaska Uranium's Cree East project located in the south-eastern portion of the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, Canada. However, in May 2017, CanAlaska announced it had agreed to acquire the Korean consortium's 50% interest in the project through a buyback agreement.
In 2010, KEPCO signed an agreement with France's Areva under which the South Korean company took a 10% stake in the Imouraren uranium mine in Niger. Work on the site was suspended in 2015 "pending more favourable market conditions". The operating company is 66.65% owned by Orano Expansion (86.5% Orano, 13.5% KEPCO/KHNP) and 33.35% by the government of Niger..
In June 2009, KEPCO bought a 17% stake in Denison Mines and entered into an offtake agreement up to 20% of Denison's annual U3O8 production, KEPCO's stake in Denison was transferred to KEPCO's KHNP subsidiary in 2016 and, as of December 2017, stood at 10.42%. KHNP is also the majority member of the Korea Waterbury Uranium Limited Partnership (KWULP) consortium, which (as of December 2017) holds a 40% stake in Denison's Waterbury Lake Uranium Corporation and 35.78% of Denison's Waterbury Lake Uranium Limited Partnership." LINK (https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/country-profiles/countries-o-s/south-korea.aspx)

I wonder if the Long Term contracting China and Russia have started will take off

[B]NOT Investment advice!!

NavyDiver

18th July 2023, 06:40 PM

Bloody poms- Blaming them for my over posting[biggrin]

Small and fast or fast like south korea or China ?

Choices are important[thumbsupbig]

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE

"LONDON (Reuters) - Britain on Tuesday opened a competition to develop small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs), such as those being developed by Rolls-Royce, as it launched its new Great British Nuclear body designed to help drive the expansion of projects in the country.Britain is aiming to increase its nuclear power capacity to 24 gigawatts (GW) by 2050 as part of efforts to meet climate targets and boost energy security. That would meet around a quarter of projected electricity demand, up sharply from about 14% today.
Large new nuclear projects, with high upfront costs, have struggled to attract financing and the government hopes some older plants could be replaced by a fleet of SMRs which can be made in factories, with lower costs and faster construction.
Companies can, from Tuesday, register their interest in the government’s SMR competition. The Great British Nuclear body, also launched on Tuesday, will select technologies that have met the criteria in the Autumn.

The competition "could result in billions of pounds of public and private sector investment," Secretary of State for Energy Security, Grant Shapps said."

"

Great British Nuclear to drive rapid expansion of nuclear power at an unprecedented scale and pace
government kickstarts competition for game-changing small modular reactor (SMR) technology, which could result in billions of pounds of public and private sector investment in SMR projects
plans will boost energy security, create cheaper power and grow the economy - creating better-paid jobs and opportunity right across the country

"
British nuclear revival to move towards energy independence - GOV.UK (https://www.gov.uk/government/news/british-nuclear-revival-to-move-towards-energy-independence)

NavyDiver

24th July 2023, 04:37 PM

"Green (https://www.bloomberg.com/green'source=eyebrow)New Energy
World’s Biggest Nuclear Power Plant Being Planned in Canada

Bruce Power to study adding 4.8 gigawatts to Ontario facility
Demand for nuclear is growing in battle against climate change

"

The background is interesting. "The Green Energy Act (GEA), formally the Green Energy and Green Economy Act, 2009, introduced in the Ontario legislature on February 23, 2009 and later repealed on January 1, 2019"

I like wind and solar power. They are suitable for some applications! They are NOT suitable to provide 24/7 power all the time or even most of the time. The change in Ontario Canada is also likely to happen in Germany I suspect. 8 closed reactors in Germany can be restarted once to the people in Germany say enough is enough to the blinkered biased current leadership[bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

NavyDiver

30th July 2023, 07:41 PM

News is always an indicator of sentiment?

Canada’s nuclear drive picks up speed (https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/canadas-nuclear-drive-picks-up-speed-2023-07-25/) has a cost and uptime (Capacity Factor) data which is more than supportive via evidence not opinions. The Negative types who keep shouting loudly thier opinions "Nuclear energy cost too much and takes too long" should take notes. I bet they won't [biggrin]

https://www.reuters.com/resizer/w3SV6QkMaViUjZVcJx1NZSR0NIU=/960x0/filters:quality(80)/cloudfront-us-east-2.images.arcpublishing.com/reuters/EBNKH43UAROY5AVJ2HVEVUR7WQ.jpg

Source: Independently Electricity System Operator data, Ministry of Energy, Ontario Energy Board (OEB) Regulated Pricing Plan (RPP) Pricing Report (November 2022).

"An affordable, reliable energy supplyOver 90 per cent of the electricity generated in Ontario in 2021 was emissions-free. Nuclear energy provided approximately 55 per cent of Ontario’s electricity generation, and hydroelectric stations provided approximately 23 per cent of Ontario’s electricity generation. Nuclear and hydropower are Ontario’s reliable sources of round-the-clock “baseload” power. The remainder of the electricity supply comes from a mix of natural gas, wind, solar and bioenergy."

That is from Published plans and annual reports 2022–2023: Ministry of Energy | ontario.ca (https://www.ontario.ca/page/published-plans-and-annual-reports-2022-2023-ministry-energy)

NavyDiver

2nd August 2023, 09:38 AM

Every day I get grumpy Not really just amazed how much waffle can overwhelm evidence.

WNA news (https://www.world-nuclear.org/our-association/publications/global-trends-reports/world-nuclear-performance-report-2023.aspx)
[B]News like 34% of the Generating Capacity supplies more than 50% of the Electricity in the transmission in the State sound amazing
Power Required is more than 200% of existing power! Just a few GEMS from Ontario Canada This is in the first few minutes of the Pod cast.
Unsupported browser (https://open.spotify.com/episode/5IKlSGfcXgKVFAxrN55YWA'si=c71b055d59a14851)

Also the WNA report with even more better and brighter science-based information. Made me chuckle thinking about the money I spent on Solar power which I am replacing already when considering the 60-80 + year life of Nuclear power reactors and the improving capacity for 20 year old plant which are already 10 years older than my solar panels.

Ther report in the first link can be dowloaded as a PDF. The online version is much better to read on the computer!

Mark From Solar Hydronics (Solar Hydronics - Hydronic Heating Specialists Melbourne (https://www.solarhydronics.com.au/) ) is down stairs at the moment fixing a lead and flushing my systems for me. He had suggested a gas boiler for me several years ago. The warehouses full of those gas boilers are not likely to be used here due to the Victorian Government GAS ban on new houses! Top class work from him!!

NavyDiver

26th September 2023, 11:23 AM

U308 price when I posted above was about USD$48 LBS. A small change[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle] Numerco: Nuclear Fuel Snapshot (https://numerco.com/NSet/aCNSet.html)[bigwhistle]

France pulled its Embassy out of Niger. The next big mine by the French in Niger is[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

Rumours:
a Tender to supply U308 for a Small Nuclear reactor in the market to secure supply for a build of some starting 2024
20 ish other tenders to supply in this qtr[thumbsupbig]
100,000lbs thurday and Friday move the price about $4 each time. (what happened last night is not yet clear!)

That a one page law to stop Nuclear Power in Australia is still a blocker to costing it here is a hoot[bigrolf].

The Ten Small Nuclear Reactors we are buying via the Submarine plan must be exempt from that oddity [bigrolf][bigrolf][bigrolf][bigrolf]

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE I suspect the Nuclear fuel for our future Subs might cost a bit more. That is almost irrelevant to their cost as Nuclear fuel is usually well under 10% of the running cost of a Nuclear power station. Even 'if' the U308 goes much higher the cost of Nuclear Power is not impacted![biggrin]

NavyDiver

7th October 2023, 05:57 AM

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE!

Small is good in some cases. I found an interesting Australian site for SMR tech here? Nuclear Technology | Smr Nuclear Technology (https://www.smrnuclear.com.au/)

I have no idea that was here until today- SLOW JOE ME!

Found it as I was looking for this news

"(RTTNews) - Shares of NuScale Power Corporation (SMR) are surging more than 18% Friday morning after the company said Standard Power, a provider of infrastructure as a service to advanced data processing companies, chose NuScale's SMR Technology"

That sector is going to be interesting. NuScale is sort of old tech in small scale. Others such as Rolls Royce, X Energy and Terra power +++++++++++ For small scale there is a LOT of wanabess![bigrolf]

The stock I have is down 40% before the jump last night. [B]That fact highlights why not to take financial advice from a twit like me![thumbsupbig]
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_325,h_420,al_c,lg_1,q_80,enc_auto/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg

Edit. U308 spot price is just under USD$70 LBS today Numerco: Nuclear Fuel Snapshot (https://numerco.com/NSet/aCNSet.html)

Edit. Its 2GW and 24 SMR reactors 77mW reactors! That is a lot bigger than I thought as it is Mass Production of SMRs!!!

"Based on Standard Power’s plans for the two facilities, NuScale will end up providing 24 units of 77 MWe modules collectively producing 1,848 MWe of clean energy from both the Ohio and Pennsylvania sites (https://www.nuscalepower.com/en/news/press-releases/2023/standard-power-chooses-nuscales-approved-smr-technology-and-entra1-energy-to-energize-data-centers)."[thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

3rd November 2023, 01:27 PM

SMR in my prior post was hit by a SHORT REPORT and the prices fell a LOT. A SPAC for X Energy was cancelled due to this negative sentiment I hear. My few $$ in that will be back in my account due to that failure.

Not at all bothered!! "The AUM of uranium sector ETFs has grown by 20x over the last threeyears:" [bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

AUM is assets under management. One of the EFTs is now on the Australian Stock Exchange.

The Spot price is now over $74 again. It was about $20 three years ago.

I did hear that the free cash flow from Exxon Mobile is about USD$62 billion every year! The total market cap of one of the biggest u308 miners is about USD$16 billion only. Oil is clearly still winning at energy! (Cameco)

NOt Investment advice. If it was (It is NOT) clearly SMR post shows I am a tool at times[thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

7th November 2023, 07:43 AM

She holds a BS in Environmental Sciences and Political Science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
In a post on Twitter (https://www.newsweek.com/topic/twitter) with more than 557,000 views and thousands of likes, Hilly shared the pictures alongside the caption: "No babies received any excess radiation in the making of this nuclear waste maternity photoshoot," and hopes that it will spark conversation.
"My hope was that these photos would combat the fantasy of nuclear waste and inspire those who were surprised by them to learn more about real nuclear waste," she said.

https://d.newsweek.com/en/full/2251313/madi-hilly.webp?w=790&f=e9d6f95286a262cfb86cc86302fc0599

I have been near a few reactors. The Waste Madi is standing beside is from the decommissioned Three Mile Island reactor. [thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

17th November 2023, 05:17 PM

101RRS

17th November 2023, 06:46 PM

4bee

17th November 2023, 06:55 PM

I woke up to this "

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USD$20lbs seems such a long time ago but wasn't[thumbsupbig]

You left out 2 cups of SR Flour & three teaspoons of Vanilla essence. Otherwise you are spot on.[biggrin]

BTW, is U308 one of the new subs?[smilebigeye]

Two sailors and a cool 73 year old blindman on bikes- Sounds like the start of a good joke.

Or a Bad joke, It surely does. [biggrin]
Are you going to tie/moor him to one of the treadlies or is he taking his buoy with him?

4bee

17th November 2023, 07:05 PM

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE!

Small is good in some cases. I found an interesting Australian site for SMR tech here? Nuclear Technology | Smr Nuclear Technology (https://www.smrnuclear.com.au/)

I have no idea that was here until today- SLOW JOE ME!

Found it as I was looking for this news

"(RTTNews) - Shares of NuScale Power Corporation (SMR) are surging more than 18% Friday morning after the company said Standard Power, a provider of infrastructure as a service to advanced data processing companies, chose NuScale's SMR Technology"

That sector is going to be interesting. NuScale is sort of old tech in small scale. Others such as Rolls Royce, X Energy and Terra power +++++++++++ For small scale there is a LOT of wanabess!

The stock I have is down 40% before the jump last night. [B]That fact highlights why not to take financial advice from a twit like me![thumbsupbig]
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_325,h_420,al_c,lg_1,q_80,enc_auto/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg

Edit. U308 spot price is just under USD$70 LBS today Numerco: Nuclear Fuel Snapshot (https://numerco.com/NSet/aCNSet.html)

Edit. Its 2GW and 24 SMR reactors 77mW reactors! That is a lot bigger than I thought as it is Mass Production of SMRs!!!

"Based on Standard Power’s plans for the two facilities, NuScale will end up providing 24 units of 77 MWe modules collectively producing 1,848 MWe of clean energy from both the Ohio and Pennsylvania sites (https://www.nuscalepower.com/en/news/press-releases/2023/standard-power-chooses-nuscales-approved-smr-technology-and-entra1-energy-to-energize-data-centers)."[thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig]

[B]That fact highlights why not to take financial advice from a twit like me![thumbsupbig]
https://static.wixstatic.com/media/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg/v1/fill/w_325,h_420,al_c,lg_1,q_80,enc_auto/c733f6_c2ad4ea41c9743c892a58613063c678e~mv2.jpg

But but but, you keep telling us not to. Make up yer Cotton Pickin Mind'.:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

NavyDiver

22nd November 2023, 06:53 AM

But but but, you keep telling us not to. Make up yer Cotton Pickin Mind'.:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

My cotton pick did a swan dive! Dam inflation and cost blow outs [biggrin] "WASHINGTON, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The CEO of NuScale defended his small, modular nuclear reactor business on Tuesday, saying work continues in the U.S. and two other countries after the company canceled its first plant, set to be built at an American government lab, due to rising costs."

Lots of others and the U308 prices is up and away[biggrin] My "U308 spot price is just under USD$70 LBS today Numerco: Nuclear Fuel Snapshot (https://numerco.com/NSet/aCNSet.html)"
Its now over $82 today [biggrin][biggrin]

NavyDiver

22nd November 2023, 07:11 AM

I have no idea what you are on about - please explain.

Its like Iron Ore, Wheat, wool, houses, land or oil. Price measure of any commodity is a major factor in mining and $$$$$$$

Gold 15 years ago was 600ish $ per ounce. A Company Gold Road found a huge amount which would cost a lot of money to start digging it out. Price changes and GOR was a wonderful investment for me. It is still operating - I do not own any now. I had cost me a few cents only to buy them and I sold for well over a 1 for each of them. A Golden Old investment I made years ago.

Price of gold made it viable or not to build the mine.

U308 has been under the price of extraction for about 20 years. That killed a lot of companies and hurt share prices of those who survived the carnage.

I was looking at a report this morning (https://www.marketindex.com.au/news/the-definitive-guide-to-asx-uranium-stocks-part-1-bhp) suggesting BHP hides its U308 sales by including them in its copper sales data. The report suggests 20-30% of South Australia's Olympic Dam profit is from u308. BHP is hiding that information well!

Gold is $1998ish USD$ today. It's my inexpert view that the prices I am interested in will be significantly higher for a long time.

I am not an investment adviser except for myself! Bubbles and risks are dangers in our business, superannuation, housing or investments.

"The World Nuclear Association just released a report modelling uranium supply and demand out to 2040, envisaging three scenarios;- the Lower Scenario (lowest demand scenario), which assumes delays in implementing these plans- the Reference Scenario (expected demand based on information from government and utility targets and objectives)- and the Upper Scenario (underpinned by more favourable conditions, largely reflecting the targets announced in many countries to achieve net-zero carbon emissions, and the acceptance that nuclear power will play an indispensable role in reaching this goal).As Guy Keller, Head of the Tribeca Nuclear Opportunities Fund points out;The supply that the World Nuclear Association models is barely able to meet the requirements of the lowest demand scenario. There is no wall of supply that has come on.In this interview, exploring one of the hottest commodities in the market right now, Keller further explains the supply/demand dynamics in uranium, talks through other areas of opportunity in the nuclear space and highlights some companies that he particularly likes. He also explains why this opportunity is still in its infancy and could last for decades to come."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMLPFNQ854A&t=1s

4bee

22nd November 2023, 12:30 PM

Its like Iron Ore, Wheat, wool, houses, land or oil. Price measure of any commodity is a major factor in mining and $$$$$$$

Gold 15 years ago was 600ish $ per ounce. A Company Gold Road found a huge amount which would cost a lot of money to start digging it out. Price changes and GOR was a wonderful investment for me. It is still operating - I do not own any now. I had cost me a few cents only to buy them and I sold for well over a 1 for each of them. A Golden Old investment I made years ago.

Price of gold made it viable or not to build the mine.

U308 has been under the price of extraction for about 20 years. That killed a lot of companies and hurt share prices of those who survived the carnage.

I was looking at a report this morning (https://www.marketindex.com.au/news/the-definitive-guide-to-asx-uranium-stocks-part-1-bhp) suggesting BHP hides its U308 sales by including them in its copper sales data. The report suggests 20-30% of South Australia's Olympic Dam profit is from u308. BHP is hiding that information well!

Gold is $1998ish USD$ today. It's my inexpert view that the prices I am interested in will be significantly higher for a long time.

I am not an investment adviser except for myself! Bubbles and risks are dangers in our business, superannuation, housing or investments.

"The World Nuclear Association just released a report modelling uranium supply and demand out to 2040, envisaging three scenarios;- the Lower Scenario (lowest demand scenario), which assumes delays in implementing these plans- the Reference Scenario (expected demand based on information from government and utility targets and objectives)- and the Upper Scenario (underpinned by more favourable conditions, largely reflecting the targets announced in many countries to achieve net-zero carbon emissions, and the acceptance that nuclear power will play an indispensable role in reaching this goal).As Guy Keller, Head of the Tribeca Nuclear Opportunities Fund points out;The supply that the World Nuclear Association models is barely able to meet the requirements of the lowest demand scenario. There is no wall of supply that has come on.In this interview, exploring one of the hottest commodities in the market right now, Keller further explains the supply/demand dynamics in uranium, talks through other areas of opportunity in the nuclear space and highlights some companies that he particularly likes. He also explains why this opportunity is still in its infancy and could last for decades to come."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMLPFNQ854A&t=1s

I am not an investment adviser except.....

But you could be if you set your mind to it instead of out running & knocking yourself silly with ex Jolly Jack Tars & Blind folk.[biggrin] The RAN could have been very very rich now if only you had stayed in, with Nuclear Subs running out of their lugholest. :Rolling:

NavyDiver

11th December 2023, 09:36 AM

The small side can work or NOT.

The plan was "Construction time is expected to be 58 months. For the demonstration plant, the reactor vessel is being supplied by Shanghai Boiler Works Limited, the steam generators by a CNNC subsidiary and other reactor internals by Dongfang Electric Corporation (https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Linglong-One-reactor-pit-installed-at-Changjiang)." "CNNC announced in July 2019 the launch of a project to construct an ACP100 reactor at Changjiang. The site is already home to two operating CNP600 PWRs, while the construction of the first of two Hualong One units began in March last year. [B]Both those units are due to enter commercial operation by the end of 2026."

https://subsites.chinadaily.com.cn/cnnc/att/20230810/1691646224896004609.jpg
https://en.cnnc.com.cn/2023-08/10/c_909696.htm

The five-year build time on a FIRST of kind is ambitious.

The recent fail of Nuscale SMR planned first was due to including escalating costs and insufficient contracts for electricity sales- This company is a very good reason why never take investment advise from ME :) A small BURN in my pocket money.

I personally see the Nuscale missfire mostly due to changing the goal post! Its 2015 plan was changed multiple times in very costly ways (https://www.ans.org/news/article-3087/uamps-downsizes-nuscale-smr-plans/)!

NavyDiver

13th December 2023, 03:18 PM

Some dayz life is just too easy!

"A number of Senate majority leaders are signaling that they will not pass this bill “unless it includes $2.7B to cover expenses necessary for at least two competitive awards for the acquisition and distribution of U.S. LEU and HALEU,” according to UxC."

“Nobody Told Me There’d Be Days Like These.”
— John Lennon (https://quotefancy.com/john-lennon-quotes) [thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

16th December 2023, 11:01 AM

https://youtu.be/eA6Nxt1iDKQ'si=KNY9X8ShUBQwOESh

Another day and another jump in the price of U308[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]

NavyDiver

28th December 2023, 08:12 AM

Japan lifts operational ban on world's biggest nuclear plantTOKYO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - Japan's nuclear power regulator on Wednesday lifted an operational ban imposed on Tokyo Electric Power's(9501.T) (https://www.reuters.com/markets/companies/9501.T)Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant two years ago, allowing it to work towards gaining local permission to restart.Tepco has been eager to bring the world's largest atomic power plant back online to slash operating costs, but a resumption still needs consent from the local governments of Niigata prefecture, Kashiwazaki city and Kariwa village, where it is located. Link (https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/worlds-biggest-nuclear-plant-japan-resume-path-towards-restart-2023-12-27/)

How Big? Its A 8.2-gigawatt nuclear reactor!
Kashiwazaki-Kariwa has seven boiling water reactors (BWR) with a gross installed capacity of 8,212MW.

The first five units have a gross capacity of 1,100MW each whereas the sixth and seventh units each have a capacity of 1,356MW.
The first unit began commercial operation in September 1985 and the last unit became commercially operational in July 1997.

The big top ten for some holiday fun Largest nuclear power plants: Ranking the top ten by capacity (https://www.power-technology.com/features/feature-largest-nuclear-power-plants-world/?cf-view)

Squeeze News flow is not stopping. It going to be a very happy new year for all holders.

2023 in review for NEW
Developments in 2023Grid connections

Reactor Name
Model
Reactor Type
Design Net Capacity (MWe)
Location
First Grid Connection

Fangchenggang 3 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/FANGCHENGGANG-3)
HPR1000
PWR
1105
China
2023-01-10

Mochovce 3 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/MOCHOVCE-3)
VVER V-213
PWR
440
Slovakia
2023-01-31

Vogtle 3 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/VOGTLE-3)
AP1000
PWR
1117
United States Of America
2023-04-01

Ostrovets 2 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/BELARUSIAN-2)
VVER V-491
PWR
1110
Belarus
2023-05-13

Construction starts

Reactor Name
Model
Reactor Type
Gross Capacity
Location
Construction Start

Sanmen 4 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/SANMEN-4)
CAP1000
PWR
1251
China
2023-03-22

Haiyang 4 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/HAIYANG-4)
CAP1000
PWR
1253
China
2023-04-22

El Dabaa 3 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/ELDABAA-3)
VVER-1200/V-529
PWR
1200
Egypt
2023-05-03

Lufeng 6 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/LUFENG-6)
Hualong One
PWR
1200
China
2023-08-26

Lianjiang 1 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/LIANJIANG-1)
CAP1000
PWR
1250
China
2023-09-27

Xudabao 1 (https://www.world-nuclear.org/reactor/default.aspx/XUDABAO-1)
CAP1000
PWR
1291
China
2023-11-15

Cut and past of data from https://www.world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-future-generation/nuclear-power-in-the-world-today.aspx

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. To have a bit of perspective see Balance joke in Current affairs. It almost went in general chat - [thumbsupbig]

NavyDiver

6th January 2024, 11:19 AM

A lot more than I thought. I could name only 5!

"Up to 50 firms are believed to have bought uranium amid huge global supply deficitMatt Oliver1 January 2024"

https://oceanwall.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Hedge-funds-stockpile-%E2%80%98yellowcake-as-price-surges.pdf

Sprott Physical U trust is about 2 and a bit years old with NAV "$US5.84 Billion" Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (https://sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-commodity-funds/uranium/)
Yellow Cake PLC
1.338B UK pounds Home - Yellow Cake Plc (https://www.yellowcakeplc.com/)
Zuri AMC which is perhaps a MISS with no details on how much if any of the 500million it tried to get Uranium AMC - Zuri-Invest AG (https://www.zuri-invest.ch/en/products/uranium-amc#valuation)
ANU Energy OEIC Limited, established on the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) Another one which is not clear about how much it may or may not have
Singapore mystery fund[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]
Anchorage Capital Group Amount not stated[bigwhistle]

I wonder who the other up to 46 are? BlackRock, Sovereign Wealth funds and superfunds???

NavyDiver

10th January 2024, 06:01 AM

Running away from my computer to stop me stacking more. I am already very overweight [bigrolf]

Note Overweight in some things not some things.

https://www.youtube.com/watch'time_continue=3&v=n4WlkJXWzmE&embeds_referri ng_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com%2F&embeds_refer ring_origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.bing.com&source_ve_p ath=Mjg2NjY&feature=emb_logo

Our Cool Scientist from Ansto are likely to be smiling even more than I am via

https://www.mining.com/web/us-seeks-to-jumpstart-production-of-higher-energy-uranium-now-made-in-russia/

My retirement was already looking good. Its looking very very bright with my nuclear fuel habit! NOT retirement or investment advice![bigrolf]

NavyDiver

12th January 2024, 08:23 AM

Look away now. The huge jump yet again is only the beginning.

FYI I may go anti Nuclear for our subs shortly[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle] A chat about it with a person who thinks I should be a politician last night was a hoot. I could not be. Pollies have a horrible time compromising, I would struggle to do with my ethical and other Red Lines I hope I would refuse to cross.[biggrin]

Justin from "Uranium insider" and Sprott investments both have my money. Its a yeah yeah club so t[B]reat everything skeptically.[thumbsupbig]

Sprott is below NAV (Net Asset value) Sprott Physical Uranium Trust (https://sprott.com/investment-strategies/physical-commodity-funds/uranium/)

Another Business UK fund like Sprott is even further below its assets value. THAT DOESN'T mean they are cheap! (Yellow Cake PLC UK)

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH- NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHrhKXNv05Y

NavyDiver

15th January 2024, 07:16 PM

Warning. I did enjoy the saturday (Friday USA) and ASX today a LOT to much! Lotus was just one. Boss is not just a singer. Paladin made my day and ABC News which never ever just mentioned Boss and PDN[bigrolf][bigrolf]

When mums and dads start...... Not me!

Had even a bigger chuckel when I was given this "Rio Tinto is an Anglo-Australian mining company with headquarters in London. As well as being one of the largest global producers of uranium, it is also one of the largest companies in the UK by market capitalisation and is considered to be of blue-chip status."

It's a "nice" mining company which several years ago had Ranger NT and 65% of Rossiling Nambia.
Forget about blowing up art works in WA of course. Fact is Rio is sort of out of NT. ERA now mops up. Rossling share was sold a while ago to China.

Fairly sure Rio is NOT a u308 stock of note. A dripple from ERA perhaps.
Uranium Stocks & ETFs to Watch in 2022 | CMC Markets (https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en/trading-guides/uranium-stocks#:~:text=Top%20holdings%20within%20the%20ETF ,potential%20for%20the%20uranium%20market.)

I did send a brief chat back to CMC markets. It was right several years ago. Missed some of the new crew. Odd ABC news mention some of the reasons I am very very happy.
CMC is my share thing. Playing with CFDs not at all sure my money will! Leverage is not needed for this black duck. Leverage is in my view gambling. I am NOT a gambling type. I would hate to give my only effort back to Hobart casino. 6K or more still in my pockets after being told I was shouting drinks for everyone makes me wonder how much I did win that day 37 years ago. I may need to add another LUCKY to my profile :)

NavyDiver

1st February 2024, 06:20 PM

Some dayz life gets easier. Less is more for some of us [biggrin]
Next key is 8 Feb. I ran a long way waiting for 8am Uk time. They put it up early :)

London Stock Exchange | London Stock Exchange (https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/KAP/kazatomprom-4q23-operations-and-trading-update/16313069)

NavyDiver

7th February 2024, 04:14 PM

Today was a good day for me after years of good news[biggrin]. Tomorrow will be better with a Canadian report I am waiting for.

As always some one tried to rain on my fun They tossed Fukushima in [bigrolf][bigrolf][bigrolf]

My Amazed response about the sad fact that 1800+ people died at that time below.

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE. My kids 160%++++ gains aside I am good at losing money at times :)

"Fukushima" was a shocker. Putting people or anything in a flood zone or a area that can be impacted by a tidal zone of an Earthquake tidal wave/tsunami was or is poor planning plus. The 2011 Earthquake tidal wave/tsunami killed more than 1800 people and hurt lots more. Fukushima killed no one and injured a few. Japan is now rapidly restarting all safe nuclear power shut down by one of the biggest over reactions right now.

Bonus for us of course is Japan's 'about face' has also removed the Japanese supply of u308 and nuclear fuel and turned it in to restocking and strong new demand for u308 and nuclear fuel. It was always going to happen once the horror of the sad deaths in Japan was correctly considered and the odd reaction to blame nuclear energy as the cause. Fukushima engineering failures are a lesson for Japan and the world.
The anti-nuclear over reaction is over. The Need for clean reliable energy is significant for Japan and else where. it is and will be a case study of Risk especially in a tidal zone of an Earthquake tidal wave/tsunami and seismically unstable areas.

Todays new share price high is a celebration of fact over fictions such as the many relating to Fukushima

NavyDiver

9th February 2024, 02:15 PM

World shook for me while listening to a company report last night [biggrin] It was an earthquake!

Then this morning's run was listening to "Energy Demand" It threw in so many facts why Nuclear Energy is the only possible option.

A few choice bits for those who do not like to listen cut and pasted below.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4U402h5kBOPH6j6pnUv6qv'si=Bs3BzD4FS7mfd6oYpCjO-w&nd=1&dlsi=1ebf8bf9a468479d

“It is a confusion of ideas to suppose that the economical use of fuel is equivalent to diminished consumption. The very contrary is the truth.”
William Stanley Jevons, The Coal Question, 1865
Jevons noticed how improved steam engine efficiency actually led to much greater coal demand. At the time, economists were worried that England was running out of coal. Many argued that improved efficiency would temper demand and forestall a crisis. Jevon dismissed this logic, correctly concluding that improved efficiency would accelerate demand by promoting increased adoption. Jevon’s Paradox was born: improved efficiency increases consumption. The mechanics were two-fold. First, better efficiency encourages more significant use. Secondly, as the same input unit generates more output, economic growth accelerates, increasing overall consumption. Although Jevons’ work dramatically advanced micro- and macroeconomics, the world has abandoned his invaluable lessons entirely. This does not make them any less relevant.
What if the IEA projections have erred and energy demand continues to surge in the coming years? After all, the IEA has a history of being ridiculously pessimistic in its demand forecasts. The agency has underestimated demand in 12 of the past 14 years by an impressive 820,000 b/d on average (excluding COVID-impacted 2020).As we will discover in this essay, the IEA’s flawed methodologies persist.

Link to the Narrators very interesting Blogs

G&R Blog (https://blog.gorozen.com/blog).

NavyDiver

16th March 2024, 06:32 AM

Read it and smile. Slides from last night
My thoughts https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

Slide 4 Long-term Supply/Demand Dynamics- Missed one key point. ALL mines decline over time. Kap has proved that itself!
Slide 5 2024 (estimate): ~7,000 tU total expected reduction vs. SSUs KAP has missed each year and downrampers who claimed KAP would flood the markets lost this one https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png
Slide 6 ISR mining sequence at a deposit- Just gold. CAPEX required year prior to any new production, Decline of existing and new mines shown perfectly with a mere 36-to-48-month life of each site!
slide 7 Sulphuric Acid – key ISR component- This is gold plus. Food shortages in any place are bad news. Food demand and governments trying to keep prices under control are factors out side KAPs control . It needs much more to just maintain its exisitng wells. Watch this space https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png
Slide 8 FY2023 Operational Highlights - Significant reduction in U308 inventory is clearly due to production shortfalls. Watch this space https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png
Slide 10 Uranium Sales Price Sensitivity- Trend is our friend. Facts are clear!
slide 13 "Large scale exploration program is expected to be launched aimed at resource replenishment and reserves increase" https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png I bolded the key word. Not we are not we have and not its funded and ready to go
Slide 14 Management turnover- Its been huge! Why is clear really https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

https://www.kazatomprom.kz/storage/15/2023FullYearConferenceCallSlides.pdf

NavyDiver

4th April 2024, 08:03 PM

Some days I smile a bit and others I smile a lot more[biggrin]
AI is a game changer plus "John Mauldin, publisher ofMauldin Economics: ‘The energy usage from AI is going to be a massive game changer that is not inthe price or even in the narrative today. We will look back in ten years and ask, ‘How did we miss it?’"

[biggrin]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VLQEGsrMRM&list=PLZmhb4zAjH38cnegPgXb8LGZ 9JdrVUqJB&t=356s

NavyDiver

9th April 2024, 10:47 AM

Vast swaths of the United States are at risk of running short of power as electricity-hungry data centers and clean-technology factories proliferate around the country, leaving utilities and regulators grasping for credible plans to expand the nation’s creaking power grid.
In Georgia, demand for industrial power is surging to record highs, with the projection of new electricity use for the next decade now 17 times what it was only recently. Arizona Public Service, the largest utility in that state, is also struggling to keep up, projecting it will be out of transmission capacity before the end of the decade absent major upgrades.
Link (https://finance.yahoo.com/tech/amid-explosive-demand-america-running-152219813.html)
This is a megatrend of "nuclear" proportions [bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle][biggrin]

NavyDiver

17th April 2024, 04:46 PM

"May 2010: NEXTDC was established by one of Australia’s most successful information technology and internet entrepreneurs, Mr Bevan Slattery, to build and operate carrier and vendor neutral data centres in Australia and New Zealand. NEXTDC’s operations consisted solely of the establishment of the Company and the acquisition and development of data centre facilities and the recruitment of a high-performing team."

Have a look from 2010 until now and then consider its ongoing growth and power demands. Our History (nextdc.com) (https://www.nextdc.com/about-us/our-history)

Australia is a MINOW. Next DC may be one of Australia's biggest power users On its website it notes

"As digital transformation accelerates, technology — particularly the data centre — has become the fastest area of growth for carbon emissions. Globally, data centres account for around 2% of the world’s carbon emissions. With Analysts estimating data centres will consume ~20% of the world’s electricity by 2025, the growth in carbon emissions is only going to get bigger, faster."

NavyDiver

20th April 2024, 11:39 AM

Biden on Nuclear. The prior potus was keen on it as well. Office of Nuclear Energy on X: "@POTUS is investing billions in nuclear energy to create jobs across the country and drive down emissions to help meet the nation's climate goals. https://t.co/Yvtqcy7bRd" / X (twitter.com) (https://twitter.com/govnuclear/status/1781366825969709354's=46&t=W8PW8zIJZeF_guDUFtytHA)

NavyDiver

14th May 2024, 02:32 PM

Some dayz the future just seems too good to be true

And—building off the unprecedented $2.72 billion in federal funding that Congress recently appropriated at the President’s request—it will jumpstart new enrichment capacity in the United States and send a clear message to industry that we are committed to long-term growth in our nuclear sector.

Silex Technolgy of our Nuclear reactor in Sydney the anti types seem to forget saves thousands of lives every year[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]

Statement From National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on the Signing of the Prohibiting Russian Uranium Imports Act into Law | The White House (https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2024/05/13/statement-from-national-security-advisor-jake-sullivan-on-the-signing-of-the-prohibiting-russian-uranium-imports-act-into-law/)

JDNSW

14th May 2024, 08:13 PM

Yes, a substantial proportion of the population owes their lives to medical radioactive isotopes produced at Lucas Heights. Including myself. The difference is I know about it. Most patients accept the treatment without appreciating or caring where these isotopes come from or why they are used in their treatment.

ramblingboy42

15th May 2024, 05:20 PM

RANDLOVER

23rd May 2024, 06:09 PM

Why do all those discussing Nuclear power get hung up on the massive large output power stations which require huge cost , build time and scary safety procedures?

Small reactors vis submarines are relatively cheap , can be placed anywhere , are sealed safe for life, require no dramatic safety program, require no vast cooling system, leave no visible footprint , require no refuelling therefore no waste problems throughout their life.

Why build a huge one when small self contained reactors (power plants) can be sensibly placed wherever they are effective....no sun, no huge land space required, no wind needed, no power transmission towers....because it will be local.

Whoever builds these ship reactors should make similar available for towns and communities and get rid of dinosaurs like Snowy 2.

CSIRO says No.........Powering Australia with nuclear energy would cost roughly twice as much as renewables, CSIRO report shows - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-22/nuclear-power-double-the-cost-of-renewables/103868728)

the report shows SMR's Small Modular Reactors are even more expensive (2x) than large scale nuclear. and on a sub if something goes wrong, we can just sink it for an overabundance of cooling. Where do you propose putting one in SEQ, on Bribie Island so we can just blow up the bridge if something goes wrong.

workingonit

23rd May 2024, 10:46 PM

CSIRO says No.........Powering Australia with nuclear energy would cost roughly twice as much as renewables, CSIRO report shows - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-22/nuclear-power-double-the-cost-of-renewables/103868728)

the report shows SMR's Small Modular Reactors are even more expensive (2x) than large scale nuclear. and on a sub if something goes wrong, we can just sink it for an overabundance of cooling. Where do you propose putting one in SEQ, on Bribie Island so we can just blow up the bridge if something goes wrong.

SMRs also produce more radioactive waste. A huge reactor is preferable to lots of smaller ones. It is more expensive to produce lots of little ones to match the output of one big reactor.

I've no particular issue with Australia getting nuclear subs, although someone in the military told me battery subs are much harder to detect on batteries, while reactors still have to make quite a bit of noise. Subs don't have the containment that commercial reactors have. An old report when Canada was considering them. Interesting the touch on tension between what the US Navy wants to release on accidents (basically no info) and independent investigations find that about 25% of sub issues relate to the reactor. https://inis.iaea.org/collection/NCLCollectionStore/_Public/24/010/24010563.pdf

A graph shown in an earlier entry to this thread, taken from a report from the Ontario Energy Board, shows nuclear generated electricity to be the cheapest - this is after subsidies if I understand the report correctly. The same report shows that nuclear generated electricity receives approximately two and half times the subsidy than hydro, to make the electricity affordable. You can't cherry pick reports - they are often dense with complexities and need to be unpacked to really be understood. The report also says because nuclear operates at 80-90% capacity these facilities are more likely to supply less energy than forecast due to unscheduled outages. https://www.oeb.ca/sites/default/files/rpp-price-report-20231019.pdf

Check out Lazards electricity cost estimates - nuclear is the most expensive.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levelized_cost_of_electricity

Tins

24th May 2024, 08:40 AM

CSIRO says No.........

Of course they do. They're about as unbiased and trustworthy as the ABC.

The Finns don't agree. And I don't care what anyone thinks of the presenter, watch the vid. Only reason why we couldn't do better here is we have even more possibility of industrial trouble.

https://youtu.be/ZbeKtcTfMbY'si=uDKnSGRrEdN29Imm

Tins

24th May 2024, 08:45 AM

And, we are the most geologically stable landmass on the planet, we have the fuel, and we already deal with the waste from elsewhere, so why not our own? Beats the heck out of one wind tower every 18 hours. For a decade. and of course, rinse and repeat as the old ones will need replacing before the last new one is completed. And look how much the Finns paid for the thing. Couple of those and even a Tesla starts to make sense.

workingonit

24th May 2024, 01:05 PM

Of course they do. They're about as unbiased and trustworthy as the ABC.

It's good to know you support the considered opinion of experts in their field in the CSIRO. Like you I also think they are as unbiased and trustworthy as the ABC, which is a high standard to meet when you compare them to their commercial equivalents. If you had compared the CSIRO to commercial media outfits then I'd have be worried about the future of our CSIRO. Again, thank you TIns. [thumbsupbig]

Tins

25th May 2024, 08:32 PM

Again, thank you TIns. [thumbsupbig]

Think what you like. But you should have led with "Once upon a time", which is usual for fairy tales. Thos two organisations have become highly politicised. You can trust them. I don't.

prelude

27th May 2024, 04:39 PM

Well, we will probably be knocking on your door for fuel I guess :) It seems our new government wants to build 4 new nuclear plants the coming time. They better get it done since the pendulum always swings from left to right and vice versa so if the greenies (god forbid) get back in power the next term they might as well kill it off again.

Then again, we are quite a wet country so cooling is never a problem.

-P

RANDLOVER

27th May 2024, 11:21 PM

Of course they do. They're about as unbiased and trustworthy as the ABC.....

I don't agree about the ABC and CSIRO but I do think the ABC is rather "woke", however to paraphrase Bill Maher, nobody's been cancelled for being too woke, which I think is a problem.

NavyDiver

20th June 2024, 04:30 PM

days or more after seeing significant jumps in a share price of a Nuclear reactor company I hold- NOT INVESTMNT ADVICE!!!

I found out why. Its is US Senate passing " Accelerating Deployment of Versatile, Advanced Nuclear for Clean Energy (ADVANCE) Act "

The Brief option
Carper, Capito, Whitehouse Applaud Senate Passage of Nuclear Energy Bill, the ADVANCE Act - Majority News - U.S. Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works (https://www.epw.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/press-releases-democratic?ID=F3FFFB25-D62A-40EA-942F-5D0623BB46BC)

The Full Monty of it 82728233C96DC75092F9436066FAB212.bills-118s870eah.pdf (senate.gov) (https://www.epw.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/5/0/5053d4be-a56e-446d-8341-53ad78c3e82f/82728233C96DC75092F9436066FAB212.bills-118s870eah.pdf)
The depth and thought in this legislation is very good for all of us. The USAs leadership in researching and helping clarification via the NRC is in my view fantastic.

I really like the direction to the N.R.C. Leadership is important. Many parts of the NRC and similar had be taken over by anti-nuclear power. The redirection back it its original objectives in clear and unambiguous terms is very welcome development!

Enjoy https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

NavyDiver

24th June 2024, 02:35 PM

https://youtu.be/J50hWO2DKHc

Liar Lair thread could have this one. Busted several lies explained carefully and concisely by the Former Head of ANSTO.

Fear based campaigns or Science. What is interesting is the above via Utube seem to have been removed from the pod casts on ABC news radio. Emailed a few ABC staff to ask why?

4bee

24th June 2024, 03:45 PM

[QUOTE=NavyDiver;3228161]
https://youtu.be/J50hWO2DKHc

Liar Lair thread could have this one. Busted several lies explained carefully and concisely by the Former Head of ANSTO.

Fear based campaigns or Science. What is interesting is the above via Utube seem to have been removed from the pod casts on ABC news radio. Emailed a few ABC staff to ask why?[/QUOTE

To keep you in the dark as it were. Sarah Morice looks like Bit of 'orright though

She could con me anytime she likes.[bighmmm][bigrolf]

NavyDiver

11th July 2024, 07:22 AM

BOMB went off. No fear needed It's was a TAX imposed on mining in Kazakhstan[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]

NavyDiver

25th October 2024, 08:20 AM

Some dayz! So much misinformation!

The biggest site of clean power in the USA is?
A- Hoover dam?
B-?
C- SUNZIA- A wind farm and transmission line billed as the largest clean energy project in US history has secured $11 billion in financing and started construction?
D- Battery storage story about 150 billion !!!!! $150 billion in US clean energy investments since IRA passed (https://www.energy-storage.news/us150-billion-in-us-clean-energy-investments-announced-since-inflation-reduction-act/)

The B should be a V for Plant Vogtle | Southern Nuclear (https://www.southernnuclear.com/our-plants/plant-vogtle.html)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46Zuy83H6jU

NavyDiver

7th December 2024, 02:20 PM

I love Trivia USS Battleship New Jersey gets fuel economy of 3 feet per gallon. Three decades ago, it was over $1 million a day to cruise. The Resever Bank says that is 2,339,860.75 in 2023 as it will not do it to 2024[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin] Inflation Calculator | RBA (https://www.rba.gov.au/calculator/annualDecimal.html)

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[B]Jan Emblemsvåg: It was 2002 through 2022, so it was 20 years. After 20 years, figuring out how it has worked is interesting. Then I took the €700 billion, and then, first, I tried to estimate what it would have cost Germany to keep the nuclear power they had in 2002 operational. That was roughly €100 billion. The interesting part is that if they had just done that, they would've produced as much power as of today. The old nuke produced as much power as all the renewables in Germany today, but they would've saved €600 billion.

the cost of extending the transmission network, prematurely closing down the nuclear power plants, people, value-added tax, the fact that they have a higher mortality rate because of using coal instead of nuclear, et cetera. When everything is said and done, the €700 billion is most likely a conservative estimate.
My notes in bold and italic - German choices has killed people had a huge negative impact on the German economy and industries!
A Swedish guy called Anders Österlund and I did our first study on the best 50 states in the U.S. and Germany. It was more like a ranking study. It wasn't doing the cost calculations. That study showed that the best U.S. states, with Tennessee being one of them, outperformed Germany by a huge margin when it comes to both emission cuts and price levels in the grid. They have gone for the nuclear path. Germany has invested a lot in wind, solar, and biomass.

Why to much wind or solar can be bad!
I wrote the paper on Ireland, actually. Ireland is a very interesting case because it has the highest amount of non-synchronous power on the asynchronous grid and wind power. Ireland has to curtail the wind when it reaches about 70% of the grid. The problem with Germany is that they have so much wind and so much solar capacity that when there is wind and sun, it's massive overproduction. Still, they need to maintain the synchronicity so the coal, gas, or hydro, or if they had nuclear, would still need to run.
That means that there is probably an upper limit on what's sensible to put into the grid of non-synchronous power. For example, Sweden follows our strategy of one-third each of nuclear, hydro, and renewables. That sounds like a good one because it means that the renewables will not be able to overproduce and, therefore, drive the grid into a negative pricing area. After all, the synchronicity must be maintained. Otherwise, we have a huge blackout.

Dunkelflaute or Doludrums? Not all the time but it happens!

Dunkelflaute is a German word for dark, cold, and windless.
Ed Coyne: That sounds awful.
Jan Emblemsvåg: Yes, but it's very common in winter in Northern Europe, probably Northern Canada and the U.S. What happened then is that you have no sun or very little and no wind, but you have a very high demand because of the cold weather. In December 2022, they had 16 days of this, consecutive days. If you took the biggest grid battery in the world, Moss Landing energy storage facility in California, you would need 3,800 such batteries to handle that dunkelflaute at the whopping cost of $1,200 billion. It's not a good idea. To keep nuclear power, it's dirt cheap in comparison.

The main issue for the part of the world that is electrifying is reliability. If you take the villagers in the poor world, they are happy with just having some electricity now and then
The main issue for all developed and developing countries’ economies and people is reliable, affordable and effective electricity!

I've got a fun stat for you. Years ago, my son and I slept on the Battleship New Jersey. He was part of the Boy Scouts, and it was the last ship in operation that was using diesel fuel. You probably know that most people don't want to use it all the time, but can you guess how far they got on 1 gallon of diesel fuel when cruising?
Jan Emblemsvåg: 1 gallon, that's nothing. I don't know.
Ed Coyne: 3 feet per gallon. Three decades ago, it was over $1 million a day to cruise. Nuclear has been part of moving big ships around for quite a while in the military application. Still, I did notice on your LinkedIn the article about cargo ships, and I'm surprised that cargo ships aren't currently powered by nuclear.
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Interesting !!!
Norway takes Swedish nuclear technology to the high seas | Klimavenner for Kjernekraft (https://klimavenner.no/norway-takes-swedish-nuclear-technology-to-the-high-seas/)

To those who think I a blindly PRO nuclear power the Fish Disco and this might suggest I am a bit more balanced?

Hinkley Point C, for example, in the UK, which is a spectacular example of how not to do it. They buy a reactor technology from France, and the laws of physics in France and the UK are the same. Yet when the same technologies move to the UK, they impose 7,000 changes on the design and the facility.

I am not ANTI nuclear clearly 😊
The South Koreans are very good at building. We see that in the maritime industry, too. They typically develop a design, then build the same ship over and over and over again. This is what they've done with the reactor.
Could we please ask/demand the CSIRO to consider South Korean in the studies they do?

Links and other bits which are taken from above or references in the Sprott pod cast and transcript!

(PDF) What if Germany had invested in nuclear power? A comparison between the German energy policy the last 20 years and an alternative policy of investing in nuclear power (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/381106837_What_if_Germany_had_invested_in_nuclear_ power_A_comparison_between_the_German_energy_polic y_the_last_20_years_and_an_alternative_policy_of_i nvesting_in_nuclear_power)

Beware The Dunkelflaute | Sprott (https://sprott.com/podcast/ep60/?utm_source=insights&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=sprott-digest&_cldee=G1hIab6__F883pAhmjhVdWrI0M26MQPH176nDarJPNr uIfj90hpoLZ2FFfSl0RW_&recipientid=lead-ffe28ad3b4beed1198860022483cafbd-c0200c5c1e9d4d2fb70b001e80fa0a1d&esid=6a3aca4b-57b3-ef11-b8e8-000d3aff143a)

NavyDiver

11th December 2024, 07:23 PM

Today a company which came out of a Australian Government nuclear reactor that my friend Michael built. The ANSTO Australian nuclear reactor that provides the medical isotopes that saved my mums life 30 years ago❤️. Silex energy Lazer tech got a part of 3,200,000,000 $USD grant👍 I sold some. I have a lot more in my super fund.NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE!!!

NavyDiver

27th December 2024, 12:24 PM

Not suggesting Australia can as we seem far more like cost overrun and needless changes types and crews!

"Turkey’s first nuclear power plant reactor will come online in 2025, two years behind schedule, the country’s energy minister has confirmed.Three more will follow in the next three years as part of Turkey’s efforts to diversify energy production and reduce carbon emissions.
The first reactor at the $20 billion Akkuyu nuclear power plant, in the southern province of Mersin, is already 90 percent complete.
“Today is a special day in terms of being a milestone but we have bigger goals ahead of us,” the energy and natural resources minister, Alparslan Bayraktar, said on December 13 (https://www.agbi.com/energy/2024/12/turkeys-first-nuclear-plant-to-start-trial-production-in-2025/).
“We need to have all four reactors in operation by 2028 so Turkey will join the league of those who produce electricity from nuclear energy.”"

Four more by 2028! Thats fast and worth watching for those who say it takes a decade. The 2 year delay in "Türkiye"'s new reactor at Akkuyu is understandable given Covid and being the first in Turkiye.

"The Akkuyu plant is being built by the Russian state atomic energy corporation, Rosatom, and will have a combined capacity of 4,800 megawatts. When fully operational, the four reactors will provide 10 percent of Turkey’s electricity needs. It will also be the first of at least three nuclear power plants Turkey aims to have online by 2050. The country plans to build a second in the northwestern Thrace region, the area of Turkey that lies in Europe. A third will be built in the Black Sea province of Sinop. Both will have a similar capacity to the Akkuyu nuclear power plant. There are also plans for a series of small modular reactors with a combined output of 5,000 megawatts in regions across Turkey, boosting and diversifying capacity."

Russians can, China can, South Korea can. Why red tape and fish discos are allowed to blow up budgets in UK and poor planning at Vogtle 3 and 4 nuclear power in the USA is a case study in what not to allow for country building new nuclear power. The good part is those errors can be avoided if controls are put in place to stop vexatious anti nuclear power types trying to deliberately increase cost such as reported at Three Mile Island restart.

Personally cost paid by legal types in the "EDO to hand more than $9m to Santos after failed Barossa suit" case."

NavyDiver

2nd April 2025, 06:43 AM

SCMP News
" Chinese scientists make seawater uranium extraction 40 times more efficient | South China Morning Post (https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3304771/chinese-scientists-find-way-make-seawater-uranium-extraction-40-times-more-efficient'module=top_story&pgtype=homepage)Chinese scientists make seawater uranium extraction 40 times more efficient
With uranium demand tipped to cross 40,000 tonnes by 2040, China is likely to increasingly turn to marine extraction for the heavy metal

"

Some parts I know are fact and some seem a bit LOOK AT MOI https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

"China’s increasing nuclear power capacity drives a growing demand for uranium. The country imported 13,000 tonnes of natural uranium in 2024, while domestic production was only about 1,700 tonnes.
With its uranium mines unable to keep up with demand, Chinese scientists have turned their attention to the sea (https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3245779/how-chinese-scientists-are-extracting-uranium-seawater-faster-ever'module=inline&pgtype=article).
The world’s oceans are estimated to contain 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium, 1,000 times the amount of uranium ore reserves in the ground.

"

We all know there is tiny traces of U308 in sea water and coal. 40 time almost nothing reminds me of the gold from sea water Nobel Price winner Mr Fritz Haber quest "Playing to his nationalistic side, Haber sought a process by which to extract tiny amounts of gold from seawater. Seawater contains a wellspring of elements. Sodium, chloride, magnesium, potassium are present in large amounts, while an element as obscure as uranium is present in trace amounts. Haber believed the gold within the world’s oceans could be withdrawn and accumulated, to create a “free” source of money for Germany.
This bizarre scheme appeared financially viable at first. Haber initially estimated that sixty-five miligrams (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aso/databank/entries/do53ri.html) of gold could extracted from a metric ton of seawater.
To extract gold, Haber planned to separate the acquired seawater using massive centrifuges and his expertise in electrochemistry. Concentrating the gold would consume a phenomenal amount of energy, but at the estimated acquisition rate, an energy cost that would leave Germany with a large profit margin.
"

We all have a significant amount of our bodies to thank Mr Haber for via the food we all eat! That is true https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png

The u308 from seawater may be??? https://hotcopper.com.au/styles/default/xenforo/clear.png .

AI question "
If this is true "The world’s oceans are estimated to contain 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium" what is the concentration of u308 in the entire volume of the worlds oceans"

if this is true "The world’s oceans are estimated to contain 4.5 billion tonnes of uranium" what is the concentration of u308 in the entire volume of the worlds oceans (https://www.perplexity.ai/search/if-this-is-true-the-worlds-oce-wQystdVMRxis_ZnKftGv_Q)

Calculation Breakdown:

Uranium concentration:

Total uranium mass:4.5×109 tonnes=4.5×1015 grams4.5×109tonnes =4.5×1015grams.

Total ocean volume:1.35×109 km3=1.35×1021 liters1.35×109km3 =1.35×1021liters
1 (https://testbook.com/question-answer/what-is-the-total-volume-covered-by-oceans--5b1a43d560950a0c27ebeb94)
3 (https://www.livescience.com/6470-ocean-depth-volume-revealed.html)
4 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean)
5 (https://hypertextbook.com/facts/2001/SyedQadri.shtml).

Concentration:

4.5×1015 g1.35×1021 L=3.33×10−6 g/L of uranium .1.35=3.33×10
−6g/Lof uranium.

Conversion to U₃O₈:

Molecular weight ratio:842 g/mol (U₃O₈)3×238 g/mol (U)=1.18
3×238g/mol (U)842g/mol (U₃O₈)=1.18.

U₃O₈ concentration:

3.33×10−6 g/L×1.18=3.93×10−6 g/L .3.33×10
−6g/L×1.18=3.93×10
−6g/L.

Put simply FSA :)

I mention coal so how much in coal compared to seawater was fun
Uranium concentrations in coal aresignificantly higherthan in seawater, but still relatively low compared to conventional uranium ores. Here's the comparison:
Uranium in Seawater vs. Coal

Material
U₃O₈ Concentration
Equivalent Uranium Content

break-normal border"]Seawater
break-normal border"]3.93 × 10⁻⁶ g/L
break-normal border"]3.33 ppb (parts per billion)

break-normal border"]Coal
break-normal border"]100–200 ppm*
break-normal border"]0.01%–0.02% uranium

*As uranium oxide concentrate (U₃O₈), coal contains approximately118–236 ppmdue to molecular weight adjustments.
Key Details:

Coal Uranium Content:

Typical uranium concentrations:1–4 ppmin most coal
2 (https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/introduction/nuclear-fuel-cycle-overview)
6 (https://www.mdpi.com/2075-163X/7/12/239).

Economically significant deposits:>100 ppm(0.01%), with some reaching200 ppm(0.02%)
2 (https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/nuclear-fuel-cycle/introduction/nuclear-fuel-cycle-overview)
6 (https://www.mdpi.com/2075-163X/7/12/239).

Uranium is often concentrated infly ashduring combustion, reaching up to10×pre-combustion levels
1 (https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1524/rcpr.2011.0045/pdf).

NavyDiver

13th May 2025, 05:10 AM

The tale of four Nuclear power countries power prices. And a Spanish omelet

"Electricity Price per kWh

Country
Average Price (€/kWh)
Average Price (£/kWh)
Notes

break-normal border"]France
break-normal border"]€0.2016
break-normal border"]~£0.17
break-normal border"]Regulated tariff (EDF Tarif Bleu), base option

break-normal border"]Germany
break-normal border"]€0.3951
break-normal border"]~£0.34
break-normal border"]Highest in the EU for households

break-normal border"]UK
break-normal border"]~€0.315
break-normal border"]£0.2703
break-normal border"]Ofgem price cap for Q2 2025

break-normal border"]Spain
break-normal border"]~€0.255–€0.285*
break-normal border"]~£0.22–£0.25
break-normal border"]13% bill increase in 2025; VAT back to 21%

*Spain’s kWh price is estimated based on average bills and reported increases, as recent wholesale spikes and tax changes have pushed prices higher
"

In the list above one has stopped using Nuclear power. One is planning to phase out nuclear power and two have been ramping up.

Spain may be the new Look at me stuffing it up with the recent power outage which may be caused directly by too much non syncretized power. Still being investigated and shouted about of course. A very concise review available here Unsupported browser (https://open.spotify.com/episode/6IM4sTZ6ywoqmZuy8wyn8K'si=9a45cf56b0d94646)

This example was a case study that sadly killed a few people.

Meanwhile in Germany "Companies that consume a lot ofelectricity or gas (https://www.dw.com/en/energy/t-62914338)have a problem inGermany (https://www.dw.com/en/german-economy/t-19112011):They can hardly compete with international rivals who benefit from cheaper energy — and for whom grid fees,energy taxes (https://www.dw.com/en/energy-crisis/t-63055322) and government-mandated levies are unfamiliar concepts. The nitrogen plant in Piesteritz, in the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt, for example, produces essential basic chemicals such as nitric acid and ammonia. These are used to make fertilizers or explosives, among other things. But at the beginning of the year, Managing Director Carsten Franzke had to shut down parts of his production because manufacturing had simply become unprofitable. Franzke is urgently calling on the federal government to provide better framework conditions to ensure the competitiveness of energy-intensive industries. Otherwise, there is a risk of relocation — and with it, growing dependence on imports and the goodwill of other countries, both infood production (https://www.dw.com/en/agriculture/t-18983431)and indefense (https://www.dw.com/en/defense-and-military-spending/t-72055302)."

Germany is a case study I follow on its shut down of nuclear power. Not bagging wind or solar. They are grid following power sources not grid forming

Grid-Following vs. Grid-Forming Power SourcesDefinition and Core Functionality

Feature
Grid-Following Sources
Grid-Forming Sources

break-normal border"]Basic Principle
break-normal border"]Synchronize with existing grid voltage/frequency
break-normal border"]Create and regulate grid voltage/frequency

break-normal border"]Control Type
break-normal border"]Current source
break-normal border"]Voltage source

break-normal border"]Grid Dependency
break-normal border"]Require stable grid to operate
break-normal border"]Can operate independently or with grid

break-normal border"]Role in Outages
break-normal border"]Cannot operate in islanded/off-grid mode
break-normal border"]Can operate in islanded/off-grid mode

The need for a reliable, stable, cheap and efficient gid depends a lot more than on just hopes and dreams.

Off to work for this black duck. Have a great day

prelude

13th May 2025, 05:18 PM

Funny that, as a German neighbour I can tell you that we pay even more per KW/h depending on provider etc. We are committed to build two more power plants and a further two more are planned as well. Let's hope whenever the greenies get to power here they don't kill that off.

Apart from electricity prices, we may be "one united" europe, but prices between neighbours are ridiculous. I know a distance op 160k is nothing for aussies :) but we have people driving that distance weekly just to do grocery shopping since it is that much cheaper in germany. Fuel is also considerably cheaper there.

In any case, nuclear will be ramped up here and all (except one I believe?) coal powered plants have already been shut down which means that we buy our power from abroad or made them gas powered. Still, we were "smart" enough to close the gas field prematurely :)

So, as a proponent of nuclear, I do have only one burning question: will those power plants actually be built in time? And will they earn their keep? By that time surely we would have nuclear fusion up and going right? :D

-P

NavyDiver

24th May 2025, 06:39 AM

350RRC

27th May 2025, 12:05 PM

3 new reactors to start in the USA next year :) How much good news in one day on top of all the mountain of Nuclear power news (Excluding Australia of course ) Just a moment... (https://www.perplexity.ai/search/nuclear-executive-orders-4nYz0XJ_QdKUNT51fhjEQw#0Bill) Gates experimental reactor may be in this one. Interesting to note that signed a deal for HEU with a South African company which may not comply with some aspects of these orders like our Silex does via Global Lazer Enrichment does at its Links to both I watch or invest in. NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE!! Page not found - Global Laser Enrichment (https://www.gle-us.com/and) Page Not Found - ASP Isotopes (https://aspisotopes.com/GLE) is owned by us (Silex Aust) and Cameco Canada.Move on Nothing to see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdFl__NlOpA

Remember that Gates will be paying a reported $110 to 120 US a mW (170 to 185 Au) for 20 years for the electron flow from a 3Mile reactor being refurbed partly at taxpayer expense.

This is a bit of a stark contrast to the prices being contracted for 20 years in the modern Au wind farm market of $55 to 60 a mW.

It was mentioned in a post above that there is a need for a limit of wind in the mix due to sync issues.

South Australia have used a system for a few years now whereby they can run wind at 95% and just 5% gas to maintain sync, in fact they're doing it as I write.

cheers, DL

NavyDiver

28th May 2025, 08:02 PM

Remember that Gates will be paying a reported $110 to 120 US a mW (170 to 185 Au) for 20 years for the electron flow from a 3Mile reactor being refurbed partly at taxpayer expense.

This is a bit of a stark contrast to the prices being contracted for 20 years in the modern Au wind farm market of $55 to 60 a mW.

It was mentioned in a post above that there is a need for a limit of wind in the mix due to sync issues.

South Australia have used a system for a few years now whereby they can run wind at 95% and just 5% gas to maintain sync, in fact they're doing it as I write.

cheers, DL
It works most of the time as Spain clearly found out just recently [biggrin][biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]

NavyDiver

5th June 2025, 08:20 PM

193566
A Key Catalyst from ChinaOn Wednesday, China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) signed a three-year uranium supply contract with China Nuclear Fuel to deliver over 1,200 tonnes of uranium (approximately 3.12 million pounds of U3O8) annually from January 2026 to December 2028.
The contract features a pricing structure with 30% at a base-escalated price of US$94.22/lb (adjusted for inflation) and 70% tied to spot market prices at delivery. This contrasts with CGN’s 2023–25 contract, which had 40% fixed at US$61.78/lb and 60% spot-linked.

Some dayz [bigsmile][bigsmile][bigsmile][bigsmile][bigsmile][bigsmile] An under-the-radar catalyst for uranium stocks (https://www.marketindex.com.au/news/an-under-the-radar-catalyst-for-uranium-stocks)

NavyDiver

17th June 2025, 02:29 AM

$100,000,000 yesterday became double that [thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig][thumbsupbig]

Sprott Physical Uranium Trust Announces Upsized US$200 Million Bought Deal Financing

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NavyDiver

17th June 2025, 09:48 AM

Some Dayz are bright unless your on the wrong side! A really good example why you should never take investment advice from waffle!!!

A fool and their money are ....... I do not own this company!

I genuinely feel sorry for the share holders! Commiserations to PEN share holders.

"The Company has agreed through mutual consent to terminate three of its sales contracts with global power utility companies for the delivery of dried yellowcake. These sales contracts represent 1,950,000 lbs over 8 years.
These terminations follow delays in the completion of the Central Processing Plant, as well as a comprehensive review of operations, including wellfield development. As a result, the Company has concluded that terminating these agreements is necessary to support the reset of its production strategy. No take or pay obligations or liabilities have been carried forward. "

The Squeeze is now on each of those three US power utilities to replace those 1,950,000 lbs over 8 years

NavyDiver

3rd October 2025, 05:07 PM

CSIRO economist and I do not agree on some aspects of estimated costs on Nuclear and Wind, Solar and Transmision lines. [biggrin][biggrin]

From 2 billion estimate and 2 year to more than 12 billion and climbing "Snowy 2.0 faces cost blowouts beyond previous $12 billion target" is just one example of cost blow outs[bigwhistle][bigwhistle][bigwhistle]

Snowy 2.0 faces cost blowouts beyond previous $12 billion target - ABC News (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-10-03/snowy-hydro-cost-blowout-assessment-deliver-project/105775866)

I found about USD$1 Trillion invested in Uranium just this year today. IT wasn't ME [bigrolf]

If you're interested, I started a yarn on it. Its free! Stops me cross posting on my investments in the sector[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]

[B]Demand for U308

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE!!!
Demand for U308 - by James Bishop - James’s Substack (https://australianuranium.substack.com/p/demand-for-u308)

NavyDiver

27th October 2025, 03:11 PM

Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) - by James Bishop - James’s Substack

(https://australianuranium.substack.com/p/boss-energy-asx-boe?r=2mnr9t&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true)Publishes before the results for fun-

A nine-million-dollar steal from Russia and more history and fun to celebrate our results due in two days. HINT NPV is more than A$729

Putin might be spitting chips

NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE