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AVENTIS ENERGY

Uranium
Market

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11 BIG WINS FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY IN NORTH AMERICA

Since the beginning of 2025, several developments have been made in support of advancing uranium production in North America, including:

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  • Restarting the Palisades Nuclear Plant

  • Unleashing American Made SMRs

  • Dow and X-Energy Seek Advanced Reactor Construction Permit

  • HALEU Headed to 5 Advanced Reactor Developers

  • First Higher Enriched Fuel in US Commercial Reactor

  • First Fast Reactor Fuel Safety Test of the 21st Century

  • Reducing Dependence on China-Sourced Cobalt

  • New Testbed Propels Research on Nuclear Powered Rockets

  • First-of-a-kind Molten Salt Test Loop Unveiled

  • Cracking the Code on Molten Salt Fuel Production5

  • President Trump Signs Executive Orders to Usher in a Nuclear Renaissance6

ATHABASCA BASIN & ALL TIME PRODUCTION HIGH’S IN SASKATCHEWAN

ATHABASCA BASIN & ALL TIME PRODUCTION HIGH’S IN SASKATCHEWAN

URANIUM IN CANADA

Canada is the second largest producer and exporter of uranium in the world, with 15% of global production in 2022. Also in 2022, 80% of Canada’s uranium production was exported for use in nuclear power generation throughout the world. However, production has slowed down.9

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CANADIAN PRODUCTION OF URANIUM, 2013-2022

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URANIUM APPLICATIONS

Uranium is used primarily to produce fuel for nuclear power plants (more than 99% of the total use)1,  and the A.I. revolution is driving a surge in demand for energy, primarily for data centers. Globally, data centers’ electricity demands are forecasted to grow 258% from 2023 to 2030.2

What uses do much energy in data centers?

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DATA CENTERS USE MORE ELECTRICITY THAN
ENTIRE COUNTRIES

Currently there are 7.2 million data centers in the world, according to the German statistics office. The US has 2,670, by far the most. Currently, many experts estimate that data storage and transmission in and from data centers use 1% of global electricity.10

Domestic electricity consumption of selected countries vs. data centers in 2020 in TWh

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Domestic electricity consumption of selected countries vs. data centers in 2020 in TWh

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Nigeria
0%

73

colombia
0%

124

Argentina
0%

153

Egypt
0%

208

South Africa
0%

250

Data Centers (200-250)
0%

266

Indonesia
0%

286

United Kingdom
0%

URANIUM APPLICATIONS

END-USE URANIUM APPLICATIONS RISING FOR URANIUM AS MARKET IS EXPECTED TO REACH $1.8 BILLION IN 2028

According to a report from the Business Research Company, the uranium ore market is expected to continue substantial growth over the next several year. It is expected to grow from $1.11 billion in 2023 to $1.21 billion in 2024 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.5%.11

INCREASED INVESTMENT IN ENERGY

As of May 2024, a total of US $22 billion was invested in data centers worldwide following US $36 billion invested in 2023.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang predicts that companies could spend up to $1 trillion over the next four years to upgrade and expand data center infrastructure to meet the growing demand from AI applications.11

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Uranium Market

NOTABLE INVESTMENTS TO SECURE ENERGYMADE AFTER MAY 2024, INCLUDE:

US $500M

Amazon

October 2024

US $1.6B

Microsoft

September 2024

US $1.6B

US Government

September 2024

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