Cauldron Energy Limited

*** MORE HIGH GRADE URANIUM AT MANYINGEE SOUTH**** Released to ASX this morning! 1. The rig keeps spinning and the results keep coming! 2. We now have over 2km of continuous strike, its still expanding. 3. And over 600metres of paleochannel width and still open! It is a fair bit wider than we had thought it would be - we will need to chase the Western Boundary to see the true width – look forward to reporting more results in due course! 4. Manyingee South is shaping up to be a huge value driver for $CXU 5. The Existing Bennet Well and now Manyingee South are just 2 of the 15+ paleochannels we have on our tenements; underpinning how prolific this area is for uranium! Any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out! Jonathan Fisher

32 countries have nuclear, 50 are looking at it for the first time. Australia is falling behind. ✍️Sign to lift the ban: https://lnkd.in/g9AE8nef #nuclearenergy #nuclear #nuclearpower #nuclearpowergeneration #nuclearelectricity #nem #youthaction #youthinpolitics #youthcampaign #youth #auspol #politics #energy #energytransition #climatechange #globalwarming #greenhousegasses #aukus #energysecurity #nationalsecurity #reliableenergy #renewables #renewableenergy

Today $CXU has released further outstanding drill results from our new Manyingee South #uranium discovery! Our broader regional Yanrey project area is really proving up to be prolific for ISR style uranium mineralisation! Uranium exploration in WA is heating up as the broader population understands the current policy must be changed - not a matter of if; just a matter of when. As always, if anyone has any questions about Cauldron; or about momentum building to change policy in WA, please reach out to CEO Jono; contact details in the announcement! Jonathan Fisher AMEC (Association of Mining and Exploration Companies) Minerals Council of Australia Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia Libby Mettam Basil Zempilas Roger Cook

As an engineer, I love a good graph. This one by Lukas Pfluger may be one of my favorites.   I think there's a general assumption that smaller means faster when it comes to reactor builds. There's lots of discussion around "learning curves" and reaching NOAK construction timelines that are much shorter than the lengthy construction periods that have plagued nuclear projects for decades. While there's some truth to the idea that smaller can be faster, it appears that those smaller reactors were built in the 1950s and 1960s when reactors were smaller, but so was regulation.   In fact, it seems that small reactors built in the recent past have taken no less time than larger ones.   I realize that modular construction is a fundamentally different approach to building reactors compared to traditional methods, and these observations may not apply. However, this begs the question: how modular does a nuclear plant need to be before the paradigm for construction timelines shifts? #nuclearenergy #atomiceconomics #atomecon

Another reminder of the importance of the resources sector to the entire nation. Read the story from today's The West Australian here: https://hubs.ly/Q02WH55J0

Nuclear energy is effectively more renewable, sustainable and environmentally friendly than wind and solar.

"There is no science behind" the Uranium mining bans in WA and QLD - Geoscience Australia at Federal parliamentary inquiry

Whilst humans mightn't have be designed to produce reliable electricity, nuclear was made for that exact purpose. ✍️Sign to lift the ban: https://lnkd.in/g9AE8nef #nuclearenergy #nuclear #nuclearpower #nuclearpowergeneration #nuclearelectricity #nem #youthaction #youthinpolitics #youthcampaign #youth #auspol #politics #energy #energytransition #climatechange #globalwarming #greenhousegasses #aukus #energysecurity #nationalsecurity #reliableenergy #renewables #renewableenergy

Chris Keefer MD says nuclear needs to be a part of Australia’s energy mix to provide a clean energy baseload option. In Canada and the USA, both sides of politics support nuclear and it’s time for Australia to do the same and seriously consider nuclear as a reliable option.

Always great to be in Adelaide for the annual Global Uranium Conference. Thanks to Hon Tom Koutsantonis for his opening comments. Exciting to hear about how proud the SA governement are of their Uranium industry and their aspirations to be the world’s 3rd largest producer. #GUC2024