Filmed at the World Nuclear Symposium 2026, Sprott Asset Management CEO John Ciampaglia joins Jimmy Connor to discuss why investor interest and capital are returning to the uranium sector. The conversation explores uranium’s structural supply-demand imbalance, rising electricity needs driven by AI and utilities, and the growing role of nuclear energy in meeting future power demand.

Uranium has re-emerged as one of the strongest-performing areas of the energy market, supported by growing nuclear demand, constrained supply and improving market fundamentals. Explore five reasons why uranium miners may offer investors unique exposure to the sector’s long-term growth potential.

What happens to nuclear waste, and how is it managed? This educational video explores common misconceptions about nuclear waste, examining its environmental impact, long-term storage solutions and how advances in technology and regulation have shaped modern waste management practices.

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