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Cameco Corporation

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One of the world’s largest publicly traded uranium producers, supplying uranium fuel for nuclear power plants.

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Cameco–India Uranium Supply Agreement 2026
A long‑term uranium supply contract under which Cameco will provide India with uranium fuel to support its nuclear power programme as part of the India–Canada Strategic Energy Partnership.
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Electricity generated from naturally replenished sources such as wind and sunlight, central to India’s plan to add 500 GW of renewables by 2030.[1]
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Cameco–India Uranium Supply Agreement 2026
A long‑term uranium supply contract under which Cameco will provide India with uranium fuel to support its nuclear power programme as part of the India–Canada Strategic Energy Partnership.
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Hydrogen Production Bolstered in India-Canada Energy Partnership
Cameco, headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, signed a uranium supply agreement with India as part of the new Canada‑India Strategic Energy Partnership.[1][2] Global News reports the agreement is valued at US$2.6 billion and covers just under 22 million pounds of uranium to support India’s nuclear energy generation

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