Kazakhstan will create a strategic uranium stockpile of at least 150,000 tons by 2050.
Kazakhstan plans to reserve at least 150 thousand tons of uranium until 2050 to meet the long-term needs of nuclear energy, said the head of the Atomic Energy Agency, Almsdam Sutclive. "In order to provide future nuclear power plants with the necessary fuel, the issue of creating a national strategic uranium stockpile is being considered.