In 1973, the energy landscape witnessed a seismic shift. The oil price surge, from $2.75 to $7 per barrel in a few months, had global repercussions, ushering in a tumultuous era. The stock market languished, and economic stability was at risk. However, amid the chaos, uranium emerged as a key player in the energy revolution. Nations realized the vulnerability of their energy dependence and swiftly embraced nuclear power as a solution. This pivotal moment marked the start of a transformative journey in the energy sector, emphasizing the importance of diversification and sustainability in our pursuit of a more stable and resilient energy future.
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It will not surprise anyone to read that uranium has been one of the best performers in the mining sector over the past 12 months with its 40% price rise, but it might be a surprise to consider Dryblower’s forecast that it could rise by another 200%.