As the U.S. and Europe seek to reduce dependence on Russian uranium, new uranium-producing markets are emerging to support ambitious nuclear power plans and create a more competitive global nuclear energy landscape.
The U.K. is investing 300 million pounds ($381 million) into the production of high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) as a part of a larger bid to improve the country's self-sustainable energy resources and cut dependence on Russia.
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The proposals are at an early stage, with ideas under consideration including a direct route between the two countries, or alternatively going via Norway.