The conventional wisdom that natural gas is a reasonable, but temporary, power-generating bridge fuel to a future of a nuclear and renewables generation may be dead wrong, according to recent…
Supply Chains
Don’t count coal out when it comes to the down-and-dirty details of the energy marketplace, despite the political rhetoric coming from Washington-based environmental groups, many in Congress, and the Obama…
The conventional wisdom about uranium fuel—that demand is steady, supplies are adequate, and prices will be stable—is wrong, according to three experts at an online seminar sponsored by The Energy…
Can companies tweak their supply chain operations to produce lower carbon dioxide emissions? Is that desirable? A recent study by the consulting company Accenture found that only 10% of the…
There is potentially good news for nuclear fuel buyers and developers of new nuclear power plants this year: Uranium price increases, which soared in 2006 and 2007, have come back…
An influenza pandemic could turn out the lights in large parts of the U.S. where coal-fired power plants predominate, according to a recent study by the University of Minnesota’s Center…