Fukushima Watch: Next Nuclear Battleground—Utilities' Shareholder Meetings

Source: The Wall Street Journal, Mitsuru Obe (6/13/12)

"With the government inching closer to restarting the first nuclear reactors since last year's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, a new battleground between Japan's pro- and anti-nuclear camps is emerging: the annual shareholder meetings of the country's big power companies in June."

The Wall Street Journal, Mitsuru Obe

With the government inching closer to restarting the first nuclear reactors since last year's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, a new battleground between Japan's pro- and anti-nuclear camps is emerging: the annual shareholder meetings of the country's big power companies in June.

Japan's four biggest utilities hold their shareholder meetings on June 27. The meeting that's drawing a lot of attention these days is that of Kansai Electric Power Co., which relied on nuclear plants to supply around half of its electricity, and operates the Oi nuclear plant, whose No. 3 and 4 reactors are first in line to restart. Kansai Electric supplies energy to the region around the city of Osaka, Japan's third-biggest metropolis and the utility's largest shareholder, with 8.92% of outstanding shares. And Osaka has submitted proposals to Kansai Electric that it exit nuclear power and separate its power-generation operations from distribution and transmission—or control of the electricity grid. . .View Full Article

Target Price Raised on U.S. Uranium Firm Advancing Texas Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (01/29/2021)

ROTH Capital Partners report calls the advancement of the Burke Hollow project in Texas a "Positive Sign."

U.S. Firm Ready to Produce, 'Support National Uranium Reserve'
Source: Streetwise Reports (01/27/2021)

Uranium Energy Corp.'s favorable position and the reasons for a target price raise on the company are covered in an H.C. Wainwright & Co. report.

Geophysical Survey Identifies Drill Targets at Athabasca Uranium Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (01/19/2021)

Skyharbour Resources' partner Azincourt Energy carried out this work at East Preston.

Top Pick U.S.-Based Uranium Producer/Developer Offers 'Maximum Upside Exposure'
Source: Streetwise Reports (01/14/2021)

The key reasons Uranium Energy warrants Top Pick status and makes a compelling investment are presented in a Haywood Capital Markets report.

Explorer Reports Final Fall 2020 Drill Results from Uranium Asset
Source: Streetwise Reports (01/09/2021)

Skyharbour Resources drills the second of the two longest, continuous intercepts of uranium mineralization discovered at the Moore project.

2021 Forecast Issue: Financial Navigation in Uncharted Waters
Source: Michael Ballanger for Streetwise Reports (01/05/2021)

Sector expert Michael Ballanger lays out the foundation for his investment strategy in the new year, with uranium and copper augmenting his focus on the precious metals.

Company Options Uranium Project Interest in Northern Saskatchewan
Source: Streetwise Reports (12/09/2020)

Skyharbour Resources is optioning an 80% stake in its North Falcon Point uranium project.

Explorer Expands High-Grade Zone at Athabasca Uranium Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (12/04/2020)

Through a 'breakthrough hole,' Skyharbour Resources encounters the longest continuous intersection of uranium mineralization to date at Moore.

Uranium Company Receives Final Federal Permits for U.S. Project
Source: Streetwise Reports (12/02/2020)

What this milestone means for Azarga Uranium, the next steps for advancing its Dewey Burdock and near-term catalysts are addressed in a Haywood report.

Uranium Developer Obtains Final EPA Permits for Flagship South Dakota Property
Source: Streetwise Reports (11/27/2020)

Azarga Uranium reported that the receipt of the final EPA permits for its Dewey Burdock Project marks another significant milestone achievement for the company.