I think it could take a while to get to a point where a Swedish government could politically lift the U mining ban.
Obviously increasing pro-nuclear sentiment will help, but there will always be strong opposition to U mines in Europe. There are companies such as CleanTeq (I hold) that have tech to take U out of water, so I wonder if they end up putting in a case for allowing mining under strict conditions to ensure all waste water/tailings are treated to remove U contamination? But I'm not sure how mature the tech is for a government to mandate its use as a condition of lifting the mining ban.
I'm guessing if it will happen, it will be around 4+ years to get to that stage.
Aura seeks compensation for Swedish uranium ban 2018, page-130
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