Uranium demand builds as nuclear power returns to centre stage

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Uranium is drawing renewed investor attention as nuclear power becomes more important to energy security, electrification and AI-driven power demand.

Nuclear reactors need uranium, reactor demand is rising, and new mine supply cannot be brought online quickly. If demand keeps growing while supply remains slow to respond, uranium prices and well-positioned uranium companies could benefit.

AI is now a major part of the story. Data centres need large amounts of reliable electricity, and nuclear power can provide round-the-clock output.

Governments are also reconsidering nuclear energy because it supports energy security and lower-emissions power generation. Reactor restarts, life extensions and new nuclear projects all add to the demand outlook for uranium. Small modular reactors could strengthen that picture further, although they remain a longer-term factor.

Uranium’s appeal is that it sits at the centre of several long-term themes: energy security, electrification, decarbonisation and AI power demand.

Geiger Counter Limited (LON:GCL) is a Jersey closed-end investment company, which invests in uranium exploration and production stocks.

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