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- 0:00Have you considered that the demand for silver is set to
- 0:03skyrocket with the massive move towards electrification on our
- 0:08planet? Right now, we could see silver
- 0:11prices of $50 per oz, even as high as $100 per oz, much sooner
- 0:17than many of us realize electrification is happening.
- 0:23A recent Zero Hedge article points out that Goldman's
- 0:26forecast of cumulative electric growth shows that over the next
- 0:30five years, electricity growth is expected to jump from 2.6% to
- 0:364.7%, driven by major utilities revising their estimates higher.
- 0:43Here's one example how technology alone is driving this
- 0:47increase in electric consumption.
- 0:49To do an AI chant, GPT search takes over 10 times the amount
- 0:55of power that it does to do a traditional Google search.
- 1:00But it's just not technology driving this increased
- 1:03consumption in electricity. No big swaths of the world,
- 1:08countries like India, have hundreds of millions of people
- 1:12moving into the consumer class, meaning they want refrigerators,
- 1:18they want air conditioners, and they want things like
- 1:22electricity in their house. The demand for electricity as we
- 1:26move into the coming 10:20, fifty years will only continue
- 1:31to skyrocket. Where do you think all of this
- 1:35electricity will come from? Solar, I believe will be a major
- 1:40component, but also nuclear power generation.
- 1:44I believe those two sources will be standing ready to satisfy the
- 1:50insatiable demand that the planet is putting upon electric
- 1:55generation. But have you thought about this?
- 1:58Just as silver is critical to the solar industry, uranium is
- 2:04critical to the nuclear power generation industry.
- 2:09And there's some very interesting developments within
- 2:12the uranium sector that we're going to talk about today.
- 2:15And we're going to say thank you to the sponsor of today's video,
- 2:20Atha Energy Corporation. But first, let's take a look at
- 2:24this graphic, which clearly shows us that the world, more so
- 2:29in the East, is building out a robust nuclear power generation
- 2:35infrastructure. Look at China alone.
- 2:38Just the number of planned nuclear reactors is staggering.
- 2:43Where will all the world's uranium come from?
- 2:46And more importantly, where will the United States get its future
- 2:51source of uranium? And that's where today's sponsor
- 2:55at the energy is there potentially to fill the bill.
- 3:00This graphic from Sprott clearly shows just how big the gap is
- 3:05between future demand in green for uranium is when compared to
- 3:11future supply of uranium in blue.
- 3:15If you think about future supplies of uranium to the
- 3:18United States, the situation could become critical because of
- 3:22the United States produces almost zero uranium on our own.
- 3:28The country of Kazakhstan produces over 40% of the world's
- 3:34uranium, but they have a cozy relationship with Russia.
- 3:38And with sanctions on Russian uranium and the fact that supply
- 3:44disruptions in Kazakhstan are being caused by possible
- 3:48blockages of transportation routes passing through Russia,
- 3:52we have to wonder where will the Western countries get their
- 3:57future supplies of uranium so critical in helping to satisfy
- 4:02this growing demand for electricity, which will be
- 4:06produced from the nuclear power generation industry.
- 4:11I'd like to draw your attention to today's sponsor, Atha Energy
- 4:15Corp. Hey, with the Western countries
- 4:18clamoring for a reliable source of uranium, Atha is uniquely
- 4:23positioned to potentially satisfy that need.
- 4:28They're a uranium exploration company with some of the largest
- 4:32projects in the world in Canada, a safe jurisdiction.
- 4:38As a matter of fact, they have the world's biggest land package
- 4:42in the Athabaska region. I've heard that region referred
- 4:46to as the Saudi Arabia of uranium in the past.
- 4:51But there's more to consider with AFA because not only do
- 4:55they have this massive land position, they also have a huge
- 4:59cash position, bigger than any of the other small cap uranium
- 5:04exploration companies. They'll put that cash to work in
- 5:082024 as the company embarks on one of the largest uranium
- 5:12focused exploration programs globally.
- 5:16It gets even more interesting when you consider that they also
- 5:19have the largest land package in the Thalon Basin, which is being
- 5:24dubbed as the new Athabasca Basin.
- 5:28Leadership and management are important, and when you look at
- 5:32the resumes of the leadership team of Atha, you see experience
- 5:37with the big uranium companies. Companies like Next Gen.
- 5:41Cameco, the founders of this company, spent years staking out
- 5:46these projects to develop what is now some of the largest land
- 5:50packages for uranium in Canada. At the Energy is uniquely
- 5:56positioned to capitalize on big growth in the uranium sector.
- 6:01They're setting out on an aggressive 2024 exploration
- 6:05program. Remember, these are some of the
- 6:08biggest uranium assets in the world.
- 6:11In Canada, a safe jurisdiction which could provide uranium to
- 6:16the United States and other Western countries for decades to
- 6:20come. They have a healthy cash
- 6:22balance. The best team in the uranium
- 6:26sector. Opportunities to invest in
- 6:29quality uranium exploration companies are few and far
- 6:33between. And when investor attention
- 6:35focuses on uranium, we can see some big, big moves not only in
- 6:41the metal, but also the stocks of the companies that are
- 6:44exploring for uranium. Thanks to AFA Energy for
- 6:49sponsoring this video and for the exciting opportunity to
- 6:54invest in Canadian uranium exploration and potentially for
- 6:59the uranium that you'll be providing to the Western world.
- 7:03If you want to learn more about AFA Energy, go to the website
- 7:07listed on the screen. What do you see when you think
- 7:11about the future of electricity? It's pretty obvious the world is
- 7:16demanding more and more electricity, not just because
- 7:20the consumer class, the middle class throughout the world is
- 7:24growing and growing, but also because of technology and the
- 7:28technology revolution. I think the future looks very
- 7:32bright for the key. Electric metals, yes.
- 7:35Silver, absolutely. As solar electricity can
- 7:39continues to grow and grow. But we can't forget about
- 7:44nuclear. To me, it's becoming very clear
- 7:47that those two segments, solar and nuclear, will provide the
- 7:52lion's share of the electricity needed to satisfy this growing
- 7:56demand in the world. Hey, thanks for joining me
- 7:59today. It's going to be a fun ride as
- 8:01we move into the future. I'll be here for you through it
- 8:05all. Thanks for joining me in the
- 8:07basement and I'll see you next time.