Uranium Sample Clauses

Uranium. This assessment has not attempted to assess uranium mining and milling due to the numerous mines globally. A large number of counties have uranium mines. The majority of uranium production in 2015 was in Kazakhstan (39%), Canada (22%), and Australia (9%). A database of existing and near-term uranium mines was developed in 2011 and a 12 page listing of mines is available on request [60]. A more up-to-date source is the Uranium Suppliers Annual, which can be purchased from UX Consulting Companybb. The trend in uranium extraction has been to move away from deep rock mining and instead concentrate on open pit mining of near-surface deposits (especially when uranium is a byproduct of extraction of another element) and in-situ recover mining (ISR). Kazakhstan is the current lead producer of uranium and uses ISR extensively. The Olympic Dam copper mine in Australia is the largest single uranium resource in the world, where uranium recovery is a byproduct of copper production. Uranium is typically available to any nuclear program that has agreed to IAEA safeguards and the guidelines of the Nuclear Suppliers Group, but typically requires a nuclear cooperation agreement between the exporting and importing countries. Uranium trade between India and members of the Nuclear Suppliers Group was stopped in 1974 due to India’s military use of nuclear energy. During this period, some Indian reactors were sometimes forced to run at reduced power to preserve fuel. Once India agreed to separate its military and civilian nuclear facilities and bring the civilian facilities under safeguards, the ban was lifted in 2008 and the major producers quickly established trade [61, 62, 26, 63, 64, and 65].
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Uranium. Cameco shall be the importer of record of any natural uranium shipped by USEC to Canada, with Cameco taking title and risk of loss on arrival of the uranium at the U S - Canadian border. USEC shall provide and pay transportation (including insurance) costs to deliver to Cameco's facility located at Port Xxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, xxe uranium required to conduct the activities for the Demonstration Phase specified in Schedule 1 in the quantities, form and at the times
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