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Uranium Supply Crunch Worsens Amid Kazakhstan’s Plan For Strategic Reserve
Uranium Supply Crunch Worsens Amid Kazakhstan’s Plan For Strategic Reserve
Drawing further attention to the global uranium supply-demand mismatch that we've been pounding the table on since 2020, Kazakhstan has outlined plans to accelerate exploration and create a strategic reserve for the nuclear fuel.
We've repeatedly emphasized that the US is not moving fast enough if it hopes to secure fuel for its reactor fleet…
US Is Rapidly Expanding Its Nuclear Supply Chain: It's Not Nearly Fast Enough https://t.co/gly9hVAKnr
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) February 19, 2026
More countries are likely to announce strategic uranium reserves...
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