Eagle Nuclear Energy Joins Uranium Producers of America with 37.7M lb U.S. Deposit
Eagle Nuclear Energy joined the Uranium Producers of America trade group, highlighting its flagship Aurora deposit’s 32.75 million pound indicated and 4.98 million pound inferred uranium resources. The U.S. imports 95% of its uranium while domestic output is projected at 1 million pounds in 2026 versus the 50 million pounds needed annually.
1. UPA Membership Strengthens Industry Advocacy
Eagle Nuclear Energy has become a member of the Uranium Producers of America trade association to engage in policy discussions on domestic uranium mining, conversion and enrichment, aiming to influence regulations that support a secure U.S. nuclear fuel supply chain.
2. Aurora and Cordex Deposit Resource Profile
The Company’s flagship Aurora Uranium Project in southeastern Oregon holds 32.75 million pounds of indicated and 4.98 million pounds of inferred near-surface uranium resources, while the adjacent Cordex deposit offers significant exploration upside for future resource expansion.
3. U.S. Uranium Supply Deficit and Projections
With the United States importing 95% of its uranium requirements and domestic production forecast at about 1 million pounds in 2026 versus nearly 50 million pounds needed annually, Eagle positions itself to address a significant supply gap in the nuclear fuel market.
4. Public Market Debut and SMR Integration
Eagle began trading on the Nasdaq in February 2026 under the ticker NUCL and combines its sizeable uranium deposits with exclusive Small Modular Reactor technology to build an integrated platform supporting next-generation nuclear energy.