#1 Clean Energy Stock that is Still Dirt Cheap
(but not for long!)
Editorial Feature | March 29, 2022 | Industry
…AND ONE LITTLE-KNOWN COMPANY IS IN THE LEAD.
Bill Gates is investing.
So is Warren Buffett. And billionaire Li Ka-shing, the so-called “Warren Buffett of Asia.”
And super investor David Shaw, whose uncanny ability to catch investment trends before anyone else led Fortune magazine to name him “the most mysterious force on Wall Street.”
They’re all quietly taking huge positions in one surprising segment of the historic, monumental, world-wide clean energy transition.
Clean energy is the biggest and fastest-growing investment trend of this era, a $73 trillion makeover of the world’s power generation systems that must be completed by 2050.1
AND COMPANIES THAT DRIVE THE TRANSITION ARE GIVING INVESTORS LIFE-CHANGING PROFITS.
In just under three years:
- Solar tech company Enphase Energy (ENPH) soared to more than 5,000% gains
- Fuel cell battery developer Plug Power (PLUG) rocketed to more than 3,190% gains
- Polysilicon wafer maker Daqo New Energy (DQ) rewarded investors with profits of more than 2,900%
Plus stocks like Vestas Wind Systems, Siemens Renewable, Sunrun, and Canadian Solar have rewarded investors with double, triple, and even 10 times their money.
But even as high as those profits are, it’s not where the world’s best investors are putting their money.
Gates, Li, Shaw. And other top investors are backing a different technology.
Because a historic mismatch between supply and demand could drive stocks in this space to the biggest gains in a generation.
It is a technology that scientists, energy agencies, and world leaders say is essential to the clean energy transition.
And one fast-growing company you’ve probably never heard of is leading the way in finding the fuel that powers it.
You may be surprised to hear what it is…
White House Says Key Resource is “Critical to America’s Clean Energy Future”
It’s nuclear power, and even though it hasn’t had much love for the past decade, it’s back now, and thanks to technological innovations, it’s cleaner, safer, and cheaper than ever.
And one fast-growing company, Basin Uranium Corporation (CNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCFCNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCF) is leading the way in finding the fuel that powers it.
Experts say it’s the true key to meeting clean energy goals.
The powerful Atlantic Council calls nuclear power:
The influential think tank Partnership for Global Security says:
“It will be impossible to meet climate change goals without a significant contribution from nuclear power.”3
And U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm says:
But the most surprising support for nuclear comes from an unlikely place: Texas.
Governor Greg Abbott and Congressman Dan Crenshaw are both putting their weight into the push for more nuclear energy..
THE TWO POWERFUL REPUBLICAN LEADERS OF THE LARGEST OIL- PRODUCING STATE IN THE LARGEST OIL-PRODUCING COUNTRY IN THE WORLD KNOW THE FUTURE IS NUCLEAR.5
A big persuader was the Texas Deep Freeze that happened Valentine’s Day night. Which is estimated to have cost the Texas economy as much as $130 billion.
Adoption of nuclear energy would shore up gaps in the Texas electrical grid caused in part by previous adoption of wind and solar energy – which failed in the hard freeze.
In March, Crenshaw made is support very clear, writing that:
Since then, Republican support for nuclear energy has grown even stronger.
In April, GOP congressional leader Kevin McCarthy said,
In July, California congressman Devin Nunes introduced the Clean Energy Production Act, designed to boost nuclear production.8
It’s a movement happening all over the world, from China and India to Finland, Argentina, and Korea.
Even Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, whose economies are powered by oil, are busy building nuclear power plants.9
The UAE aims to produce 25% of its electricity via nuclear by 2050.10
The private sector is all-in too. Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are leading the charge, teaming up to build a new generation of nuclear power plants that are both cheaper and faster to build, and safer to operate.11
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.”12 – Bill Gates
“Nuclear power releases less radiation into the environment than any other major energy source.”13 – 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 combat climate change and the Government’s clean energy goals.
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. They’re not efficient enough and they contradict Democrat climate change initiatives. 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.
There’s just one problem...
Uranium. There’s not enough of it.
Currently 19% of US electricity is powered by nuclear energy, making the US the world’s largest producer of nuclear power, and plans for expansion are well underway.
In order to fuel all the nuclear power plants already online and being built over the next five years, the mining industry needs to discover 2.95 million tons of new proven resources.13
Or about 590,000 tons per year.
Right now, global annual production is a woefully inadequate 54,000 tons. Less than 10% of what will be needed.14
Fortunately, the mining industry is quickly ramping up.
And even more fortunately, the world’s richest uranium reserves are in Canada, America’s closest trading partner.
It’s also among the largest reserves, historically accounting for 15-20% of annual global production.
Major producers and developers like $7 billion Cameco, $2 billion NexGen Energy, $1 billion Denison Mines dominate the vast, rich Athabasca Basin.
And right at the center of them, is small but mighty Basin Uranium Corporation (CNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCFCNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCF).
With its own capacity for uranium production limited, the US has begun looking to its nearby friends. Thankfully its northern neighbor has the leading sources of high-grade uranium in the world.
That’s why all eyes are turning to the Athabasca Basin in Northern Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Grades are on average 20 times higher here than anywhere else in the world.16
What’s more, with 606,600 tonnes of known reserves, this region currently supplies 20% of the world’s uranium.17
Basin Uranium has partnered with Skyharbour Resources to earn-in on some prime real-estate in the Athabasca basin, the Mann Lake Project.
This 3,472-hectare project boasts a highly strategic location, sandwiched between the McArthur River mine 25km to the northeast (host to 273.6 million lbs proven and probable reserves), and Cameco’s Millennium uranium deposit 15 km to the southwest (host to 75.9 million lbs proven and probable reserves).
To date this project has seen over $3 million in historic exploration. In 2014, a ground-based EM survey focused on a zone where a favorable 2km long aeromagnetic low coincides with possible basement conductor trends. In 2022, the Company will be completing additional geophysical studies on this and previously unexplored parts of the property.
Current targets focus on the main NE trending conductive corridors appear to concentrate uranium as shown at Mann Lake to the East. It is these kind of basement corridors where significant concentrations of uranium are typically found.
Drilling will follow on these targets in the near term.
That means Mann Lake has the potential to propel this relatively small exploration company into the big leagues. 2022 may be the year when the magic happens and proves their project to an already burgeoning market.
A Decade of Potential Parabolic Returns
While the stage has been set for nuclear energy’s mass adoption, here’s where it really gets interesting for investors seeking big returns.
Global demand for energy is surging, with an estimated 76% increase in 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. There are already about 450 nuclear power plants globally with over 50 more under construction, and hundreds more are being planned.
Currently the world’s demand for uranium is 183 million pounds, however global mine production is only at 138 million pounds, leaving a 100-million-pound deficit by 2030.18
In terms of real dollars, the uranium market was worth about $100 billion at one point – and that happened organically, prior the historic energy policy shift in the United States and elsewhere.
Currently the uranium market is worth about $20 billion, leaving plenty of room for the market’s value to grow.
That spells opportunity for uranium investors, and specifically for those watching junior explorers like Basin Uranium Corporation (CNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCFCNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCF), who remain highly undervalued relative to their Athabasca peers. That’s at least the case for the time being.
But it could change quickly, as there’s yet another catalyst for uranium prices to pop off.
Sprott’s 28.3 Million lb. Uranium Purchase Adds Fuel To The Fire
Even the big-time mining magnates are taking notice of the money pouring into this sector.
THE ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN LISTED SPROTT PHYSICAL URANIUM TRUST IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST GAME CHANGERS.
Sprott Inc., a global assets management company specializing in precious assets like gold, silver and platinum – has considerable influence over these markets.
Having raised $300 million, they set out on a buying spree of epic proportions, snapping up 28.3 million lbs. of uranium in just a few weeks.19
And there’s more to come – it recently increased its at-the-market offer limit by to US$3.5 billion. In short, demand is surging and supply is struggling to keep up.
So What To Do Next?
Basin Uranium Corporation (CNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCFCNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCF) is poised for a breakout driven by this tectonic shift in energy policy that’ll reshape the skyline of neighborhoods and even your energy bill.
Right now the explorer is in a sweet spot for investors. It has a ready market with the US and other countries looking to ramp up uranium production, and it benefits from a highly experienced team with a track record of building successful companies.
At the same time, with exploration still in its beginning stages, Basin Uranium has yet to attract the same level of speculation we’ve seen with other stocks in the same market. But as has happened many times before, once junior mining companies prove out resources, things tend to move very quickly.
You can find out more about Basin Uranium via their website. Once you’ve completed your due diligence, call your broker and put Basin Uranium Corporation (CNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCFCNSX: NCLR, OTC: BURCF) at the top of your watchlist.
1https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/bill_gates_626269
2https://e360.yale.edu/features/why-nuclear-power-must-be-part-of-the-energy-solution-environmentalists-climate
3https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/nuclear-power-must-make-a-comeback-for-climate-s-sake/
4https://skyharbourltd.com/_resources/presentations/fact-sheet.pdf
5Fission Uranium Corp (FCUUF) +150% gain on 3-23-2014 Yahoo Finance
6Denison Mines Corp (DNN) +160% gain on 5-6-2007 Yahoo Finance
7NexGen Energy Ltd (NXE) +472% gain on 2-12-2017 Yahoo Finance
8Cameco Corporation (CCJ) +526% gain on 6-10-2007 Yahoo Finance
9https://skyharbourltd.com/_resources/presentations/corporate-presentation.pdf
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