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Race For Uranium: Who Will Fuel The Nuclear Revival? Jul 21, 2026 - Episode 3 explores the urgent global quest for uranium as nations race to secure the fuel needed to power the future of nuclear energy. From Kazakhstan, the world`s largest producer, to Australia, home to the biggest known reserves, access to uranium is becoming increasingly strategic. In Sweden, the lifting of a uranium mining ban could help cut Europe`s reliance on Russia. In Texas, a nuclear and uranium revival is underway. In resource-scarce Japan, scientists are trying to extract uranium from the ocean. As competition escalates, some countries are looking to thorium instead. More abundant and potentially safer, it could offer a powerful alternative to uranium. China is leading with the world`s first experimental thorium reactor, while India, home to the world`s largest thorium reserves, hopes to become the next big player. Scientists, engineers and geopolitics experts weigh in on the significance of uranium and thorium and how they could reshape the energy landscape. 00:00 Introduction 01:18 Kazakhstan: World`s largest uranium producer 08:19 Australia: World`s largest uranium resources 10:33 Australia`s uranium mining debate 14:24 Uranium mining ban lifted in Sweden 19:21 Japan extracts uranium from seawater 24:33 Texas` uranium mining revival 30:29 Historic site of first In-Situ Recovery Mining 34:52 World`s first thorium reactor in China 39:06 India`s beaches contain world’s largest thorium reserves 42:19 Next-generation thorium fuel 44:50 Up next in Part 4... Povezane vesti Aug 22, 2026 Japan bets ¥3.1 trillion on nuclear fusion Aug 20, 2026 Can This Nuclear Fuel Help Solve India`s Energy Crisis? Aug 10, 2026 The One Energy Solution Japan Will Probably Never Build Aug 8, 2026 China Aims to Launch Combustion Trials in 2027 to Push for Industrializing "Artificial Sun" Aug 7, 2026 Why Europe`s rivers are becoming an energy problem Aug 7, 2026 DOE approves Deep Fission reactor design Aug 3, 2026 Heatwaves and record-low water levels threaten European energy crisis Jul 21, 2026 Race For Uranium: Who Will Fuel The Nuclear Revival? Jul 21, 2026 The Nuclear Comeback: What Will It Take To Power It? Jul 10, 2026 How SMRs Could Transform Clean Energy Systems  |
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