Siddharth Rajeev: Don't Count Out Old King Coal Yet
By: The Energy Report and Siddharth Rajeev | Thursday, February 25 2010

Siddharth Rajeev, vice president of research for Fundamental Research Corp., talks about several of the bright spots he sees on the economic horizon in this exclusive interview with The Energy Report. Sid anticipates: recovery in 2010, with rising interest rates by the end of the year. . .longer-term growth in demand for uranium, which this year's commodity corrections somehow managed to overlook. . . Full Story

The Real Money to be Made in Copenhagen Conference
By: Andrew Mickey | Friday, December 11 2009

Of course, investing in nuclear power isn’t exactly easy. There are a lot of popular ways to get in on the benefits of nuclear power. But there is one great way. One popular way is uranium mining. For years there has been a supply/demand imbalance for uranium. Will it ever pan out? No one knows. But we do know one thing, mining is risky. There are even more risks when it comes to uranium mining though. Full Story

James Passin: Betting on Beryllium
By: The Energy Report and James Passin | Thursday, November 19 2009

I'm pro uranium in the sense that I believe in its merits economically and politically and we do have some investments in uranium exploration in mining companies. But it is important to acknowledge that the uranium bubble is dead. Full Story

Nuclear Industry Thinktank Warns of Coming Uranium Shortfall
By: UraniumSeek | Monday, September 21 2009

Every two years, the World Nuclear Association (WNA) issues its “state-of-the-union-address” on the uranium industry. The 2009 meeting just ended in London England, and several themes became very apparent: Full Story

Nuclear No-Contest
By: James P. Hogan | Monday, September 21 2009

For reasons that have mainly to do with politics and the media's thirst for sensationalism, nuclear energy has been a subject of much disinformation and alarmism for several decades. In fact, nuclear is safer, cleaner, and potentially cheaper and more abundant than any other proven source of energy that the human race has come up with. But beyond this, its real significance is that it represents the next natural step in the evolutionary progression that has marked the history of energy development. Full Story

Geothermal & Nuclear Energy Stars Spark Gianni Kovacevic's Interest
By: The Energy Report and Gianni Kovacevic | Thursday, September 17 2009

"It's all about the management," says corporate development strategist and consultant Gianni Kovacevic, who has identified a single player in both geothermal and nuclear energy sectors—the "absolute leaders in the space." In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, Gianni discusses some of the elements that make their management teams so powerful. Full Story

Marin Katusa: Get—and Stay—Ahead of the Herd
By: The Energy Report and Marin Katusa | Thursday, September 10 2009

Back for another enlightening interview with The Energy Report, Marin Katusa, Chief Investment Strategist for Casey Research's Energy Division, shares some timely investing strategies for the ever-changing energy markets. Ultra-bullish on uranium, Marin foresees a great shakeout in the sector. Full Story

Gissen & Berol: Investing for the New "Long Term"
By: The Energy Report with Gissen and Berol | Thursday, August 27 2009

Encompass Fund managers Malcolm Gissen and Marshall Berol sat down with The Energy Report to share their views on energy investing and what they believe are the strongest subsectors in the mix. While bullish on coal and natural gas, both are strong advocates of uranium, citing a "definite supply-demand imbalance." Discover new opportunities for long-term appreciation in this exclusive interview. Full Story

Where Does History Say Investors Should Look For The Next Uranium Buyout?
By: UraniumSeek | Wednesday, August 19 2009

The long awaited buyout of Forsys Metals (FSY-TSX) and their low grade Valencia uranium by George Forrest Inc. (GFI) just got longer. This $580 million deal has been halted by Industry Canada for some reason, giving investors yet another round of gut wrenching volatility. Full Story

Merrill McHenry: Uranium—Looking at the Big Picture
By: The Energy Report and Merrill McHenry | Thursday, August 13 2009

The exogenous events significantly boosting uranium demand for China and India are far greater than the minimal and distant "ifs" of private sector reactor delays. Not to mention China has actually boosted reactor construction, while India made no delays and entered the world market. "Investors need to look at the big picture of the sector," says analyst Merrill McHenry, MBA, CFA, who presents Energy Report readers with an educational and thought-provoking overview of U308's fundamentals and future in this exclusive written interview. Full Story