Nuclear power provides a significant share of America's carbon-free electricity, yet the country has long relied on imports for most of the uranium that fuels its reactors.
Concentrating fuel supply in a small number of foreign jurisdictions exposes utilities to geopolitical and logistical risk. That has renewed interest from policymakers and utilities in rebuilding domestic supply chains — from mining through conversion and enrichment.
New production starts with discovery and delineation. Junior explorers working in historically productive U.S. districts play an early but essential role in building the pipeline of future domestic supply.
USA Uranium aims to be part of that pipeline, starting with its work in New Mexico's Grants District.