Ann: OAR Expands Into World Class Uranium Mining Region, page-41

More than 120 nuclear energy and technology companies and 25 countries have signed up to the pledge to aim to at least triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050. One key question is how fuel supplies will be able to expand if such a goal is to be achieved. Here are extracts of what key sector figures said during a discussion on the subject.

**i Schneider, executive director of the Namibian Uranium Institute

In response to the question of what the most important thing that needs to happen to facilitate a tripling of nuclear capacity by 2050, she said that from an African perspective "I think to reach this goal, we need a lot of uranium. So we need to find a lot more uranium deposits. I think we need a lot more exploration, so it is up to individual countries to put a conducive environment in place ... legal, infrastructure and all the other issues that are required to build world class uranium mines".

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