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Tank failure investigations continue
An independent expert is looking into the cause of a leaching tank rupture at the Ranger uranium mine in Australia. The incident followed a similar failure at Rössing in Namibia, which is also under investigation.
Regulation & Safety
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Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Fuel cycle roundup #18
• First uranium leaves Lost Creek
• Construction starts at Four Mile
• Westinghouse fuel deal extended
• Cameco out of South Texas exploration
• Talvivaara not worried by permit recall
Uranium & Fuel
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Wednesday, 11 December 2013
Slurry spill at Ranger
A leaching tank has failed at the Ranger uranium mine in Australia, releasing a large volume of acidic slurry mixture. However, owner Energy Resources of Australia reported that the spill has been contained within the mine's processing area.
Regulation & Safety
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Monday, 9 December 2013
Fuel cycle roundup #17
• Toro confirms Wiluna resources
• More reserves found at Lost Creek
• White Mesa mill to go on standby
• Azincourt buys Peruvian assets
Uranium & Fuel
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Wednesday, 27 November 2013
Honeymoon on hold
The Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia has been mothballed due to low uranium prices and high operating costs. The project will be maintained so that operations can resume when financially viable.
Uranium & Fuel
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Friday, 15 November 2013
Canada, Kazakhstan sign up to cooperate
Canada and Kazakhstan - the top two uranium producing countries in the world - have signed a nuclear cooperation agreement, four years after agreeing the text of it.
Nuclear Policies
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Thursday, 14 November 2013
Rosatom sees exports jump in 2012
Russian state nuclear enterprise Rosatom reported an increase of almost 31% in export orders in 2012. The corporation's long-term strategy aims to significantly increase foreign orders by 2030.
Corporate
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Wednesday, 13 November 2013
Fuel cycle roundup #16
• Canyon on hold
• Ups and downs of US uranium
• Licence renewals for Canadian operations
• Quebec minister says no
Uranium & Fuel
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Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Black Range buys US uranium mill
Black Range Minerals has agreed to buy the mothballed Shootaring Canyon uranium mill in Utah from Uranium One for $10 million.
Uranium & Fuel
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Monday, 11 November 2013
Cameco welcomes EU-Canada trade deal
The prospect of eased restrictions on European investment in Canada's uranium industry has been given a cautious welcome by Canadian uranium company Cameco.
Nuclear Policies
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Thursday, 7 November 2013
Hostage relief for Areva
French nationals from Areva and contractor Vinci have been released after three years in captivity. They were kidnapped by Islamic militants near the Arlit uranium deposit in Niger.
Corporate
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Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Areva JV to develop Mongolian mines
French nuclear company Areva has signed an agreement to develop uranium mines in Mongolia and to set up a joint venture company with Mongolian state-owned company MonAtom, with Mitsubishi Corporation as an equity partner.
Corporate
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Monday, 28 October 2013
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The Honeymoon uranium mine in South Australia has been mothballed due to low uranium prices and high operating costs. The project will be maintained so that operations can resume when financially viable.
Canada and Kazakhstan - the top two uranium producing countries in the world - have signed a nuclear cooperation agreement, four years after agreeing the text of it.
Black Range Minerals has agreed to buy the mothballed Shootaring Canyon uranium mill in Utah from Uranium One for $10 million.
French nationals from Areva and contractor Vinci have been released after three years in captivity. They were kidnapped by Islamic militants near the Arlit uranium deposit in Niger.
French nuclear company Areva has signed an agreement to develop uranium mines in Mongolia and to set up a joint venture company with Mongolian state-owned company MonAtom, with Mitsubishi Corporation as an equity partner.