NetworkNewsBreaks – Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE Amer
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NetworkNewsBreaks – Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE American: UUUU) (TSX: EFR) Prepares to Enter Sector as REEs Gain ‘Hot-Topic’ Status
Energy Fuels (NYSE American: UUUU) (TSX: EFR), the largest uranium producer in the United States and the leading producer of vanadium, finds itself in an ideal position as the company prepares to enter the rare earth elements (“REE”) sector. Earlier this year, Energy Fuels announced its entry into REEs — a space with growing interest that was highlighted in a recent “Forbes” article, which reads, “[REEs are] an awfully hot topic right now for two reasons. First, they’re increasingly in demand for critical modern technologies, ranging from computer hard drives and cell phones, to new-tech applications such as batteries for ‘EVs’ and clean power storage, to critical defense items such as jet engines and lasers. Second, supply is currently dominated by China (for mining alone, for example, China has 80% market share). China has cut off supplies to countries before, and just last year threatened to do so again, in retaliation against the trade war with America” (http://nnw.fm/Ei1e1).
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Energy Fuels (NYSE American: UUUU) (TSX: EFR), the largest uranium producer in the United States and the leading producer of vanadium, finds itself in an ideal position as the company prepares to enter the rare earth elements (“REE”) sector. Earlier this year, Energy Fuels announced its entry into REEs — a space with growing interest that was highlighted in a recent “Forbes” article, which reads, “[REEs are] an awfully hot topic right now for two reasons. First, they’re increasingly in demand for critical modern technologies, ranging from computer hard drives and cell phones, to new-tech applications such as batteries for ‘EVs’ and clean power storage, to critical defense items such as jet engines and lasers. Second, supply is currently dominated by China (for mining alone, for example, China has 80% market share). China has cut off supplies to countries before, and just last year threatened to do so again, in retaliation against the trade war with America” (http://nnw.fm/Ei1e1).
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