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Brazil to resume uranium exploration


"This new round of research comes at an important time for the country, since national production is still lower than the domestic consumption of the Angra I and II nuclear plants, and taking into account the increase in demand with the completion of Angra III."

"According to a study conducted 40 years ago, Brazil had the eighth largest reserve in the world. However, considering that the second largest reserve is in Kazakhstan, which is the same size as the state of Rio de Janeiro, it is possible that the country could eventually take second place."

https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Brazil-to-resume-uranium-exploration

Uranium / Brazil Sees ‘Avenue Of Opportunities’ As Plans Announced To Resume Exploration


"INB president Adauto Seixas said the new round of research comes at an important time for the country because national production is still lower than the domestic consumption of Brazil’s two commercial nuclear power plants, Angra-1 and Angra-2.

Seixas said INB also needs to take into account an increase in demand that will come with the completion of Angra-3..."

https://www.nucnet.org/news/brazil-...lans-announced-to-resume-exploration-8-5-2024