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Enrichment is the last, but most complex step in the processing of uranium before it is fabricated into nuclear fuel for commercial power plants. It is an enormous industrial undertaking involving technology that is both difficult and sensitive. It is a physically expansive process, requiring a very large initial capital investment and a huge infrastructure. Worldwide, there are four commercial entities engaged in uranium enrichment - AREVA (France), URENCO (Britain, the Netherlands and Germany), Tenex (Russia) and the U.S. Enrichment Corp. (USEC). 

In anticipation of the U.S.-Russian HEU agreement ending in 2013 and a forecasted increase in demand from Asia and Europe, URENCO and AREVA are building new capacity—both in the United States. And a new organization, comprised of GE, Japan’s Hitachi, and Canada’s Cameco, also hopes to build a plant based on an untried laser technology.

What is a realistic schedule for these commercial deployments? How well will the technologies perform and at what cost to suppliers and utility customers? 

The Energy Daily's newest interactive webinar will delve into this provocative subject.

• What is the future market supply and demand?
• Types of contracts—how far out to commit, role of the spot market (if any), EUP versus SWU, bundling of services.
• What are enrichment costs going to be for new capacity, and where will prices need to go?
• Deployment and technological issues with new centrifuge plants, new laser enrichment.
• Worst-case and best-case scenarios for capacity additions.
• How will the uranium and enrichment markets interact commercially—will specifications change?
• Plus your questions will be answered by our panel of speakers.

You can view it at your desk or gather around a speakerphone in a conference room - no travel required! Each registration comes with access to the archived version of the program and the materials for six months.

Don't miss this exclusive Webinar on July 30, 2009. Register you and your team today!

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