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Plateau Energy Metals Inc. PLUUF

Plateau Energy Metals Inc is an exploration stage company. The company is in the process of acquisition, and exploration, and evaluation of mineral properties in Peru. It is principally engaged in the exploration for uranium on its properties located in the Macusani plateau region of southeastern Peru and the Falchani lithium project.


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Post by BestYtTC1on Feb 13, 2013 12:37am
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Cameco Sees Japan Uranium Recovery: Commoditie

Cameco Sees Japan Uranium Recovery: Commoditie

Feb 12, 2013 9:47 PM

 

Cameco Sees Japan Uranium Recovery After Fukushima

 

Geoff Howe/Bloomberg

Two years after the Fukushima disaster caused some countries to abandon atomic power generation, Cameco Corp. says Japan is stepping up uranium imports on speculation the government will allow more idled reactors to restart.

Japanese utilities are accepting consignments of uranium under long-term contracts after previously deferring some shipments, according to Cameco, the world’s third-largest miner of the radioactive metal. The Canadian company expects as many as eight reactors in Japan will come back online this year, Chief Executive Officer Tim Gitzel said.

"Japanese utilities are getting more clarity on what the future looks like,” Gitzel, 50, said Feb. 11 in a telephone interview from Cameco headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.“Clearly they are on a path to restart.”...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-02-13/cameco-sees-japan-uranium-recovery-commoditie.html

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