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The Future of the Uranium Industry - Reserves, Production and Demand Analysis

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Market

Energy and Utilities

Report Type

Market Research

Country

Global

Published

11 September 2009

Number of Pages

103

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Publisher

Global Markets Direct

report estimates that the uranium production in the world will grow from 44,361 tU in 2008 to 110,000 tU by the end of 2015

"The Future of Uranium Industry – Reserves, Production and Demand Analysis" provides in-depth analysis and forecast on the global uranium industry. Uranium industry plays a critical role in sustaining the importance of nuclear power in the global energy mix. The report tracks expansion plans across the global uranium industry, uranium production and demand forecasts to 2015. The report also includes key industry challenges and outlook of major uranium producing countries.

This report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in house analysis by Global Markets Direct’s team of industry experts.

Uranium Production to Increase Significantly by 2015

The global uranium production is expected to grow significantly in the long term due to the increasing demand for nuclear power worldwide. The report estimates that the uranium production in the world will grow from 44,361 tU in 2008 to 110,000 tU by the end of 2015. Increased production is primarily due to the operation of new mines and planned expansion of capacity of producing mines. The report also details that, in the long term, the current gap in the uranium supply and demand is expected to reduce.

Uranium Demand to Increase with the Operation of New Reactors

The global demand for uranium as nuclear fuel will increase driven by increased global installed nuclear capacity. As per the report estimates, the global uranium demand will increase to 70,323 tU by 2015. The increased uranium demand is due to the operation of more than 40 new reactors that are currently under construction in countries such as China, India, Russia and Republic of Korea.

Growing Nuclear Power Demand and Increased Attention towards Carbon Reductions to Indirectly Drive Growth in the Uranium Industry

Many countries across the world are planning to develop power in order to address their concerns on electricity demand growth, crude oil price fluctuations and reducing carbon emissions. These concerns coupled with the benefits associated with uranium such as high energy value of uranium and economic advantages of producing uranium play a critical role in driving the growth of the global uranium industry.

Asia-Pacific Region to Drive Uranium Demand Growth

The Asia-Pacific region is set to lead global demand for uranium. Many of the countries in the region have plans to develop nuclear power to meet their growing demand for power. Global Markets Direct estimates that the region has a total of 116 planned and under construction reactors, which account for more than half of the total upcoming reactors in the world. This will lead to an increase in uranium demand from its current levels of 14,535 tU to 18,171 tU by 2015, representing a cumulative growth rate of 4.3%,.the highest growth rate for uranium demand shown by a region.

Uranium industry plays a vital role in nuclear power generation worldwide as it necessary to fuel the nuclear reactors. With the demand for nuclear power generation worldwide, demand for uranium industry has been increasing. The new report from Global Markets Direct on ‘Future of Uranium Industry – Reserves, Production and Demand Analysis’ provides in-depth analysis and forecast of uranium demand. The demand and supply balance of uranium are examined to understand the growth prospects, demand trajectory and investment opportunities in the global uranium industry. The report covers uranium industry in Europe, Asia Pacific region, North America, Central and South America and the Middle East and African region.

Scope

- Key geographies covered in the report include Asia Pacific, Europe, North America, South and Central American region and, Africa and Middle East.
- Provides in-depth Analysis of the future of the global uranium industry including industry growth trajectory, growth drivers, industry challenges and investment potential.
- Provides detailed analysis of uranium production and reserves for all the major producing countries including industry analysis of the key drivers, challenges and production forecasts to 2015.
- Detailed uranium demand analysis for all the major nuclear power countries including demand forecasts up to 2015.
- Qualitative analysis of market drivers, restraints, future outlook and challenges for the global uranium industry.
- Production and supply gap analysis for all of the producing and consuming countries.

Reasons to buy

- Gain most up to date information and analysis on the potential opportunities and challenges in the global uranium industry
- Drive business decisions based on the analysis of growth drivers and key challenges.
- Understand the emerging opportunities in the uranium industry and demand and supply balance.
- Facilitate decision making by understanding the reserves, production and market analysis of key uranium producing countries.
- Understand potential market opportunities in various geographies and fine tune your business strategy in target locations.

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