Nuclear fuel cycle represents the series of industrial processes of nuclear fuel from mining to reprocessing.
The mission of the Euratom Supply Agency is to maintain regular and equitable supply of nuclear materials (ores, source material and special fissile material) for all users in the European Atomic Energy Community.
The strategic objective is the security of supply of nuclear materials, particularly nuclear fuel, for power and non-power uses, by means of the common supply policy.
Azarga Uranium is focused on developing low-cost in-situ recovery uranium projects in the United States and becoming America’s next uranium developer. Our initial development priority, the Dewey Burdock Project, is moving towards production and has been issued its Nuclear Regulatory Commission license and its final Class III and Class V Underground Injection Control permits from the Environmental Protection Agency. The Company is in the process of completing regulatory permit approvals necessary for the development of this high-grade, low-cost, in-situ recovery project. The Company also owns the Gas Hills and Juniper Ridge Projects in Wyoming, the Centennial Project in Colorado, the Aladdin Deposit in Wyoming and five exploration projects in the United States.
Processing of Used Nuclear Fuel