Thread by @ClayDMontgomery

#Silex just announced testing is complete and they will ship the First Full-Scale Laser System Module to the US by years end. They are building more of these lasers and Cameco's independent engineering assessment gives it a thumbs up! #uranium $SLX.AX ...

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These lasers were custom designed for the frequency and pulse rates required to pop fluorine atoms off of UF6 molecules of the U235 isotope. Process is 2-20X more efficient than gas centrifuges, so it's ideal for harvesting acres of depleted tails at ...

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decommissioned enrichment plants that the US needs to recycle. This should motivate more utilities to get on board the GLE/PLEF consortium bandwagon and Cameco's shares will benefit too.

The acceleration continues! Congrats Silex!

Here's the fastest way to get up to speed on the GLE/PLEF business case and why Silex is the best performing #uranium stock, by far.

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I'm particularly excited about GLE's PLEF project because this will ease the looming nuclear fuel shortage and really move the US #nuclear industry into the future, even without much help from the DoE or Congress. It's the solution that nuclear utilities can self-fund ...

through a new consortium, unlike #Centrus. So, while our politicians waste hundreds of $Billions on wind/solar/batteries/hydrogen, and give only $0.7B for nuclear fuels in the IRA, PLEF will be built ANYWAY. The anti-nukes can't stop this.