A rare event not seen in 48 years — has opened the door to an incredible investment opportunity that could rival some of the best performing stocks in history.

Fossil fuels and surprisingly some “green energy” sources are about to get second-class treatment while a fuel source some have dubbed “Yellow Coal” will get priority treatment.

Potentially lowering your energy bills and adding new jobs and structures to your neighborhood.

“Yellow Coal”, also known as uranium (yellow cake) is used for nuclear power.

Nuclear power isn’t anything new.

20% of US electricity is powered by nuclear energy.

But now we’re looking at nuclear energy 2.0.

The facts show nuclear power to be the safest form of energy available. And the cleanest.

“Nuclear energy, in terms of an overall safety record, is better than other energy.” -Bill Gates

“Nuclear power releases less radiation into the environment than any other major energy source.” -Yale

Coal power which we rely in large part to power our homes produces so much air pollution — it’s 35,042% more dangerous than nuclear energy.

When you compare energy sources in terms of how clean they are, coal comes in dead last. Nuclear wins hands down as the absolute cleanest, making it extremely attractive to global clean energy goals.

“Nuclear, especially next-generation nuclear, has tremendous potential to be part of the solution to climate change” – James Hansen, a former NASA climate scientist

Another reason for nuclear energy’s rising star status is that it’s just more efficient than other sources of energy.

Solar and wind energy once were considered the future of energy but not anymore. Lost on a lot of people is the fact that, to generate a considerable amount of energy, it would require massive deforestation to build solar panel and wind turbine farms.

Another problem with solar and wind energy is that the sun doesn’t always shine and the wind doesn’t always blow.

But nuclear power is a 24/7 power source that doesn’t require massive acreage.

Plus, it outshines the production capacity of all other forms of energy.

It beats coal two times over.

And outshines solar power four times over.

While the stage has been set for nuclear energy’s mass adoption, here’s where it really gets interesting for investors.

Global demand for energy is surging. With an estimated 76% demand between now and 2030 for more electricity.

Only nuclear energy can provide scalable carbon-free 24/7 baseload power. This is why much of the developing world is shifting to nuclear. About 450 nuclear power plants globally with over 50 under construction, and hundreds more are being planned. .  

This demand for uranium is poised to increase significantly over the next decade.

There’s another catalyst for uranium prices to pop off.

Sprott Inc., a global assets management company specializing in precious assets like gold, silver and platinum – which has considerable influence over these markets…

To meet growing investor interest in direct uranium ownership, Sprott launched a new investment fund for uranium called the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust. It’s a first for investors to be able to directly invest in physical uranium, which is stored in Sprott’s facilities. This development could also apply upwards pressure on the uranium price.

Despite the enormous uranium demand, for the last five years there has been a supply shortage of uranium.

Currently the world’s demand for uranium is 183 million pounds, however global mine production is only at 138 million pounds, leaving–