Uranium Prices Remain Too Low as NexGen Advances Rook I | Travis McPherson
Uranium prices have climbed to multi-decade highs, but NexGen Energy says they remain too low to incentivize the new production needed to address a growing global supply deficit, even before accounting for rising electricity demand from AI data centers.
Speaking with Kitco Mining's Paul Harris on October 15, 2026, NexGen Energy Chief Commercial Officer Travis McPherson says years of underinvestment have constrained supply as nuclear utilities become increasingly concerned about securing future fuel. Despite uranium prices rising roughly fivefold over the past decade, he says global production…
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