Kazakhstan Plans Strategic Uranium Reserve of 150,000 Tons by 2050

Kazakhstan's Atomic Energy Agency head announced plans to create a state strategic uranium reserve of at least 150,000 tons by 2050 to fuel future domestic nuclear power plants. This signals a long-term commitment to nuclear energy and could tighten global uranium supply if reserves are withheld from market. The plan is preliminary and subject to policy implementation.

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