Kazakhstan Plans to Build Strategic Uranium Reserve of 150,000 Tons by 2050
Kazakhstan is considering the creation of a state strategic uranium reserve. This initiative aims to secure fuel supplies for future nuclear power plants. Almasadam Satkaliyev, the chairman of the Agency for Atomic Energy, stated the goal is to reserve at least 150,000 tons of uranium by 2050. These details were shared during a parliamentary committee meeting.
The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. ASTANA – Kazakhstan is considering the creation of a state strategic uranium reserve to secure fuel supplies for future nuclear power plants, with a target of reserving at least 150,000 tons of uranium by 2050, Almasadam Satkaliyev, chairman of the Agency for Atomic Energy, said at a parliamentary committee meeting, reported the Kazinform news agency. … The post Kazakhstan Plans to Build Strategic Uranium Reserve of 150,000 Tons by 2050 appeared first on The Astana Times .