bhp & uranium ********, page-3

Looking at this again as honestly BHP seems to be hiding Uranium.

"BHP 2017 link and still a foot in the door. 2021 "approximately 3.3 million metric tons of uranium " With M&A heating up what could $AUD 199.62 billion do? IS Cameco Corp and investment firm Brookfield Renewable Partners just a start?"
Uranuim price close to 100% from 2021 and trend, demand and supply all looking better than good. Uranium price is over 100% up from the 2017 paper "Uranium: a tale of two tails" (28 November 2017)

BHP is one of the largest consumers of Diesel which is costing us billions! Electrification is the only way it can met its 2030 and 2050 targets.
"We have also extended our own emissions reduction commitments. In 2020, we set a medium-term target to reduce our operational emissions by at least 30 per cent from FY2020 by FY2030. Our long-term goal is to achieve net zero operational emissions by 2050."
which
I love hydrogen and Wind and Solar for the bit and parts they can play. Hydrogen/ammonia and more are important and needed.

Electricity at scale is needed everywhere and also at remote locations.

Nuclear the new GREEN in ESG. "
In a world of energy insecurity, climate change and skyrocketing energy prices, nuclear energy might be one of the only sectors feeling more bullish than ever."

When its very very quiet I wonder what is occurring? With Billions now in play in the Nuclear energy sector what does BHP have in store for investors?