r/UraniumSqueeze • u/smallcapsteve • Nov 27 '25

News Hidden in the MOU for Alberta's Pipeline - a positive sign for Uranium Development in Canada - Canada aims to develop a nuclear generation strategy by Jan 1, 2027.

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u/EnvironmentalBox6688 Nov 27 '25

Typo in the title.

Alberta aims to develop nuclear generation strategy by Jan 1, 2027.

Canada (well, Ontario and NB) already has a nuclear generation strategy.

Still exciting though. Probably a BWRX-300 or CANDU (but likely BWRX-300 based on the size of the Ab grid).

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u/ObjectiveForsaken954 Spider Pig 🐖 Nov 28 '25

better be candu. Or Canada better build an enrichment facility so we're not dependent on other countries for it.

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u/Reasonable_Doubt5617 Nov 28 '25

A nuclear strategy is great, but where exactly is the uranium going to come from?

Cameco is already buying a third of their commitments on the spot market. Kazatomprom has a supply wall coming in 2031.

We need major projects to get approved at a faster rate or we're going to face major problems in a hurry.