Uranium Intern

The nuclear renaissance is here #uranium

How it feels to be overexposed to solar instead of nuclear energy #uranium

@Yellowbull11 😂😂

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The nuclear energy fuel cycle is made up of two phases: the front end and the back end. The front end prepares uranium for use in nuclear reactors. The back end ensures that used fuel is safely managed, recycled, or disposed of.

Last week, more than 25 Polish supplier CEOs arrived in Washington for the Poland Trade Mission These are the companies that will form the backbone of Poland’s emerging nuclear industry, meeting the policymakers and partners who will help them build it #uranium

Countries not being pro-nuclear makes zero sense in 2026 #uranium

"Excellent, now bring on a full nuclear renaissance while Germany just completed its nuclear phase-out" #uranium

House appropriators proposed to surge funding for nuclear energy and artificial intelligence #uranium

China joined a pledge to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050 #uranium

@GovNuclear The clear answer is max long uranium

Nuclear energy is packed with power 💪

Listening to someone shill me wind turbines #uranium

Short answer, yes #uranium

Another day, another bullish nuclear energy story #uranium

Nuclear energy could provide a solution to Europe’s energy import crisis #uranium

The global investment firm that’s aiming to finish the two partly built reactors at the V.C. Summer nuclear power plant is working with a Midlands energy company to take the $2.7 billion deal to the next phase. #uranium

The USA is all in on nuclear energy #uranium

Individual states are starting to prioritize nuclear energy...slowly, than all at once #uranium

@stokdog Better to realize late than never...was obvious that this was a mistake to many

German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katherina Reiche admits: “The phase-out of nuclear was a huge mistake, a huge mistake, and we miss this energy. Also, because it was produced by affordable prices.”

@centrus_energy and there are still people who prefer wind...

Your regular reminder that #nuclear provides the most reliable electricity on the grid -- by far -- and it keeps getting better. Over the years, the U.S. nuclear industry has continued to improve the performance of its existing plants. The "capacity factor" shown below is a measurement of that reliability. Capacity factor is a measure of how much a unit generated over a period of time compared to what it would have produced if it operated continuously at full power during that time. U.S. nuclear plants now consistently achieve capacity factors over 90% compared to about 60% for natural gas, 40% for coal, 35% for wind and hydro, and 25% for solar. Data: @EIAgov.

The Washington state-based Terra Power says this will be the first of many, part of a new nuclear renaissance they want to bring to long time energy exporting states like Wyoming #uranium