Uranium is the only fuel source used in nuclear power plants and is unsubstitutable for that use, making uranium a single-use commodity for a power source that represents approximately 10% of global electricity generation.
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“Uranium is only used in nuclear power plants around the world. And as a fuel source for that form of power, it's unsubstitutable as we stand today. So you've got a single use unsubstitutable fuel source for what is still around 10% of the world's electricity.”
Created: 8/12/2026, 1:47:04 AM
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