Nigerian explorer plans tamper-proof pipeline to curb theft
The new pipeline, with the capacity to ferry 150,000 barrels per day will be put into service in August
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Top uranium producer is gloomy about nuclear power, for now
With construction of nuclear power plants at a 10-year low, uranium demand remains weak.
Britain went coal-free for 18 days
The UK's push to move away from coal-fired power plants has been taking place since 2015.
US uranium miners see boost from Commerce Department report
Two uranium mining companies said on Wednesday they are "confident" that US President Donald Trump will implement limits on uranium imports.
Trump’s Cuba gambit pushes Canadian miner Sherritt to the brink
Sherritt International Corp., whose executives were once known as Fidel Castro’s favorite capitalists, is paying the price for its close ties to the struggling Caribbean nation.
Top 40 miners’ good performance not enough for investors — report
According to PwC, investors seemed unimpressed last year, as market valuations fell 18%.
Australia’s energy, carbon policies remain a deadlocked mess — opinion
There has been no shortage of fighting talk about Australia's lack of cohesive energy and carbon policies in recent weeks.
Denison Mines begins environmental process for Wheeler River
Wheeler River is the largest undeveloped uranium project in the Athabasca Basin.
Zimbabwe’s mineral-backed loans may complicate talks with creditors, IMF says
Unable to get funding from lenders like the IMF since defaulting on its debt in 1999, Zimbabwe has over the last five years relied on the African Export and Import Bank for mineral-backed loans
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