HALEU -The Big Squeeze, page-16

"Russia has proven its desire to weaponize energy for geopolitical gain,” "
Russia "accounting for over 40 percent of the global market, including to Europe and especially to the United States, the biggest single buyer of enriched Russian uranium. "
“One of the most urgent security threats America faces right now is our dangerous reliance on Russia’s supply of nuclear fuels for our nuclear fleet,”saidRep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, the chair of the House Energy Committee, discussing the bill ahead of its passage. “We’ve seen how [Russian President Vladimir] Putin has weaponized Europe’s reliance on Russian natural gas. There’s no reason to believe Russia wouldn’t do the same with our nuclear fuel supply, if Putin saw an opportunity.”"
"The House of Representatives passed legislation last year that would ban imports of Russian uranium by 2028, a call echoed by the U.S. energy secretary, though it has not yet been taken up by the Senate."
"While Russiahas lostits dominant position in oil and gas exports since the war in Ukraine began more than two years ago, it continues to be thebiggest playerglobally in providing nuclear fuel, accounting for over 40 percent of the global market, including to Europe and especially to the United States, the biggest single buyer of enriched Russian uranium.
What’s more, Russia has a complete monopoly on the production of advanced nuclear fuel that will be needed to power the next generation of nuclear reactors, upon which so many hopes rest in the West for fighting climate change. Russia hasn’t yet used its exports of uranium as a geopolitical weapon, unlike its exports of natural gas—but it could at almost any time.
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U.S. and Europe Seek to Cut Reliance on Russian Uranium