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NexGen Energia Ltd. is a clean fuel energy company with its vision to re-define the manufacturing & distribution of alternate future energy sector.
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Nexgen Energia opens up door for entreprenuers to own a Bio CNG Manufacturing Plant in India
Are you looking to become an owner of Bio CNG Plant in India? Nexgen Energia is providing a chance to all entrepreneurs, and business aspirants to become a manufacturer of Bio CNG pan India.
Contact us  nexgenenergia.com or call 8800599662
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NexGen Energia Limited: Revolutionizing India's Clean Fuel Energy Sector
India's Clean Fuel Energy Sector #Cleanenergy #Sustainability #Environmental #alternatefutureenergy #cleanfuelenergy #CNG
The company NexGen Energia Limited in Noida is specialized in clean fuel energy solutions. The focus is redefining the manufacturing and distribution of alternate future energy sources. The company’s vision is to revolutionize the energy sector with clean fuel alternatives. The products offered by the company are electric two-wheelers and green energy solutions such as compressed biogas (CBG)…
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ngepower · 8 months
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The investment cost for the dealership in Nexgen Energia is approximately Rs.2 crore . Are you interested in becoming a CNG Pump dealership or you are looking for a CNG Pump Ownership? Contact us today to get more information !
Contact Us: 7065225577
Visit Now: https://nexgenenergia.com/
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nexgenenergy · 3 years
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Business Franchise Opportunity in India || Nexgen Energia
Nexgen Energia is among the Best Business Franchise Opportunities in India. Those looking forward to investing in CNG/CBG Production Plant can contact Nexgen Energia.
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ajnarabuilders · 3 years
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Looking for Best Franchise Opportunities in India - Nexgen Energia
Nexgen Energia is among the Best Franchise Opportunities in India. Those looking for CNG/CBG business dealerships, you have come to the right place.
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nexgenenergia1 · 4 years
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CNG Manufacturing Plant | Biogas to Bio CNG Plant-Nexgen Energia
Nexgen Energia is Biogas can be converted into various renewable automobile fuels such as bio-CNG, syngas, gasoline, and liquefied biogas. However, biogas CNG, a compressed biogas with high methane content, can be a promising candidate as vehicle fuel in replacement of conventional fuel to resolve this problem. This paper presents an overview of available liquid and gaseous fuel commonly used as transportation fuel in india. The paper also illustrates the potential of bio-CNG conversion from biogas in india.
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nexgenenergia · 4 years
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NexGen Energia Ltd. is a perfect fuel energy organization with its vision to re-characterize the assembling and conveyance of substitute future energy segment. The organization claims an enthusiasm to drive and also deals in CNG filling station dealership. The thought behind it is to have a green planet and energy independence.
We spend significant time in self-continuing substitute future energy anticipates for all business people.
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skooterblogbr · 4 years
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O Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads foi adquirido na AliExpress SZCPU Store para fazer um upgrade em meu PC desktop. Processador novo, versão box, lacrado, por 36% a menos do que o encontrado no mercado nacional, parcelado em 6 vezes, e chegou sem impostos.
Motivação
Meu PC desktop atual foi montado em 2013. Teve um upgrade forçado em 2014 por conta de um problema, aparentemente de fonte, que danificou placa-mãe e placa de vídeo. Mas fora isso pouco foi modificado.
Ele tem atualmente um processador Intel Core i7 4770, que sempre me atendeu muito bem, com seus 4 núcleos e 8 threads. Placa-mãe ASUS Z87-DELUXE e 32GB de RAM DDR3 Corsair Dominator.
Antigamente era comum ter que fazer upgrade de processador a cada dois o três anos, pois os softwares e o próprio sistema operacional iam ficando cada vez mais pesados com as atualizações. Então até me surpreendo de ainda estar usando um PC com 6 anos de uso sem lentidão na maioria das tarefas.
Com a chegada da pandemia, esse meu PC passou a ser muito mais exigido. Antes eu só trabalhava com ele à noite e finais de semana. Agora ele é exigido o dia todo, praticamente todos os dias. Ele continua ótimo para tarefas de escritório, para navegação na Internet com minhas dezenas de abas abertas ao mesmo tempo, e para as videoconferências que agora são frequentes.
Por outro lado, para experimentos científicos e para renderização/codificação de vídeos não existe computador rápido demais. Quanto mais poder de processamento melhor, pois mais simulações podem ser realizadas em menos tempo. Princípio similar se aplica à RAM, quanto mais memória disponível, maiores são os conjuntos de dados que consigo tratar.
Assim, decidi que se há um bom momento para fazer um upgrade, é justamente agora em que eu passo a maior parte do dia dentro de casa e na frente do PC. A cotação do dólar e a escassez de produtos não está muito favorável. Se eu soubesse que isso aconteceria, teria feito esse upgrade no final do ano passado. Mas não tem problema, é nesse ponto que entra a AliExpress 🙂
Escolha do Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
Avaliando os processadores atuais, o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X me pareceu a melhor pedida para o meu caso. Com 3 vezes mais núcleos e mais threads, e ainda com núcleos ligeiramente mais rápidos e mais memória cache, ele tem mais que o triplo de poder de processamento que meu processador atual. Ele ainda aceita mais memória (128GB vs 32GB), tem maior largura de banda de memória, e consome menos energia.
Na prática, isso significa que as tarefas que eu precisaria esperar um dia inteiro (24 horas) para serem finalizadas, agora poderão ser feitas em 8 horas. Posso colocar para executar antes de ir dormir e na manhã do dia seguinte está pronto. Isso faz uma diferença considerável para mim.
Este é o meu primeiro processador da AMD, pois eu sou fiel à Intel desde os anos 90. Tive um 286 e um 486 DX2 que nem sei de que marca eram. Depois tive um NexGen Nx586. Mas daí em diante foram só processadores Intel: Pentium MMX, Pentium II, Pentium III, Pentium 4, Core i2 Duo, Core i2 Quad, segunda geração do i7, e quarta geração do i7, se não esqueci de nenhum. Nos laptops também só tive Intel.
Intel e AMD sempre fizeram uma competição boa, com preços e desempenhos similares, ainda que uma ou outra levassem alguma vantagem em cada geração. Mas nessa geração atual a Intel parece ter desandado de vez: um Intel Core i9-9900k, que seria o competidor do AMD Ryzen 9 3900X, tem “apenas” 8 núcleos e 16 threads, e custa mais caro.
Até mesmo um Intel Core i9-10900k, que foi lançado neste ano, não conseguiu igualar a quantidade de núcleos do AMD Ryzen 9 3900X. Ficou com 10 núcleos e 20 threads. Tudo bem que ele tem um clock em turbo superior e para gamers, que deve ser o maior mercado dessa linhas de processadores, ele leva vantagem. Mas para o meu uso, o AMD Ryzen 9 3900X ainda leva vantagem.
Um ponto negativo do AMD Ryzen 9 3900X é que ele não tem vídeo integrado. Não que eu fosse usa-lo, pois já tenho uma Placa de Vídeo MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 2060 Super 8GB. Mas sempre achei bacana ter uma GPU onboard como “reserva”.
Outro recurso que fiquei com um pé atrás de perder foi o Intel Quick Sync Video, que faz codificação/decodificação de vídeos (h.264). Mas hoje o NVidia NVEnc da RTX 2060 já oferece resultados superiores ao Quick Sync. Hoje tanto os processadores Intel atuais quanto a RTX 2060 também oferecem codificação H.265/HEVC. De qualquer forma, em vídeos para arquivar eu prefiro codificar por software em CPU (x264, x265), que ainda tem qualidade superior.
Compra do Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X
Os preços de eletrônicos no Brasil sempre foram ruins por conta de tantos impostos. Isso não é novidade, é assim desde que eu nasci. O único presidente que fez algo expressivo para melhorar essa situação foi o Collor, ao abrir o mercado e permitir importações. Mas daí em diante ninguém fez mais nada.
A falta de boas lojas para adquirir hardware para montar PCs também é outro problema. Nunca tivemos e acho que nunca vamos ter lojas do nível de Amazon (a dos EUA) e NewEgg, como têm os americanos, com grande variedade e disponibilidade de produtos. Aqui são sempre poucas opções, caras, com estoques que acabam e não são repostos, longos prazos de entregas e garantias que não são honradas.
Com a pandemia a situação só piorou, são ainda menos opções e ainda mais caras. Na ocasião da minha compra, o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X estava disponível em uma loja brasileira (aquela “que explode”) por absurdos R$ 4.392,82. E no momento ele está esgotado! Na Amazon do Brasil ele até apareceu agora por R$3.795,02. Me surpreendeu, pois não é marketplace e está em 10 vezes sem juros. Mas na época não havia essa opção.
De qualquer forma, o preço da AliExpress ainda é imbatível. Lá o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X saiu por  R$ 2.813,80 em 6 vezes sem juros, incluindo o frete. Optei pela versão in-box, nova e lacrada, com o cooler RGB original e tudo mais. A mesma loja também tem opções com apenas o processador novo e mesmo processadores usados, para quem vai usar outro modelo de cooler ou quer economizar um pouco mais. Apesar do volume maior da versão in-box, o pacote não foi tributado.
Deste modo, comprando na AliExpress o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X saiu 36% mais barato do que o melhor preço que eu tinha no Brasil no momento da minha compra, e 26% mais barato que esse preço atual da Amazon do Brasil.
A garantia da AMD é mundial e, até onde sei, pode ser usada no Brasil para produtos adquiridos no exterior. Então caso esse processador tenha algum problema, posso fazer o RMA por aqui mesmo.
Unboxing
O Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X veio em sua embalagem original lacrada, como esperado. O pacote veio declarado como CPUs no valor de CNY 35.35.
A caixa original do produto foi envolta com papelão grosso e fitas adesivas, tudo do tamanho exato, sem plástico bolha ou outra proteção. Isso dá alguma proteção extra, mas com os maus-tratos do Correios a caixa original ainda ficou com alguns amassadinhos. Note que isto não é nada que afete o processador ou o cooler, que ficam muito bem protegidos na embalagem original.
Uma caixa maior poderia trazer proteção adicional, mas também chamaria mais a atenção. Então estou satisfeito com a forma que o vendedor escolheu.
Confira as fotos e o vídeo do unboxing do Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X:
Pacote com o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, em sua embalagem.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, em sua embalagem.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, em sua embalagem.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, em sua embalagem.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, em sua embalagem.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads, e seus acessórios.
Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads.
Cooler RGB que acompanha o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads.
Cooler RGB que acompanha o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads.
Cooler RGB que acompanha o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads.
O processador foi feito na Malásia, com os chips tendo sido feitos nos EUA e em Taiwan. Conferi o QR Code do selinho do lacre no site da AMD e pude confirmar de que o código de autenticação é válido e trata-se de um produto legítimo:
Validação do código de autenticidade da AMD.
Rompi então o lacrezinho e conferi o processador e o cooler. Estava tudo lá: selinho da AMD, manual de instruções, cabinhos, tudo em perfeito estado, como pode ser visto nas fotos e no vídeo.
Infelizmente não pude testa-lo ainda, pois ainda estou aguardando pela placa-mãe e pelos módulos de memória DDR4. Por conta disso, este artigo é apenas um unboxing, mas farei todos os testes quando estiver com placa-mãe e memória em mãos.
Rastreamento
Estas são as informações de rastreamento do pacote com o Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads:
2020.07.22 16:07 (GMT-7): Delivery successful 2020.07.09 07:07 (GMT-7): Accepted by Last Mile Carrier 2020.07.05 04:10 (GMT-7): Arrived at destination country 2020.07.04 10:10 (GMT-7): Departed country of origin 2020.07.04 10:10 (GMT-7): Departed country of origin 2020.07.02 16:07 (GMT-7): Shipment arrived at country of origin post office 2020.07.01 08:51 (GMT-7): Shipment left country of origin warehouse 2020.07.01 03:28 (GMT-7): Shipment at country of origin warehouse 2020.06.30 21:14 (GMT-7): Shipment dispatched
E estas são as informações obtidas no site do Correios:
22/07/2020 16:02 [REMOVIDO] / SP Objeto entregue ao destinatário 22/07/2020 09:51 [REMOVIDO] / SP Objeto saiu para entrega ao destinatário 20/07/2020 13:47 INDAIATUBA / SP Objeto encaminhado de Unidade de Tratamento em INDAIATUBA / SP para Unidade de Distribuição em [REMOVIDO] / SP 14/07/2020 13:58 CURITIBA / PR Objeto encaminhado de Unidade de Distribuição em CURITIBA / PR para Unidade de Tratamento em INDAIATUBA / SP 14/07/2020 13:56 CURITIBA / PR Fiscalização aduaneira finalizada 09/07/2020 07:55 CURITIBA / PR Objeto recebido pelos Correios do Brasil Informar nº do documento para a fiscalização e entrega do seu objeto. Clique aqui Minhas Importações 03/07/2020 11:15 HONG KONG / Objeto encaminhado de País em HONG KONG / para País em Unidade de Tratamento Internacional / BR Informar nº do documento para a fiscalização e entrega do seu objeto. Clique aqui Minhas Importações 02/07/2020 16:44 HONG KONG / Objeto postado Informar nº do documento para a fiscalização e entrega do seu objeto. Clique aqui Minhas Importações
Tabela-Resumo
Esta é a tabela-resumo da compra:
Nome do Produto: Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads Nome Original: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X R9 3900X 3.8 GHz Twelve-Core 24-Thread CPU Processor 7NM L3=64M 100-000000023 Socket AM4 New and with fan Loja: AliExpress SZCPU Store Valor: R$ 2.805,09 Valor atual: R$ 2.850,74 Forma de Pagamento: Cartão de Crédito Visa Internacional Tipo de Frete: AliExpress Standard Shipping Valor do Frete: R$ 8,71 País de Origem do Pacote: China Data de Compra: 24/06/2020 Data de Envio: 30/06/2020 Data de Entrega: 22/07/2020 Tempo em Trânsito: 22 dias Conteúdo Declarado: USB Cable Tipo de Conteúdo Assinalado: Commercial Sample Valor Declarado: CNY 35.35 Tributado: Não Valor Tributável: – Valor do Imposto: –
Considerações Finais
Até o momento estou bastante satisfeito com a compra do Processador AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12 núcleos, 24 threads. Veio na caixa, lacrado, tudo dentro do esperado. Se ele funcionar direitinho, terá sido uma grande economia em relação à compra no Brasil.
Compartilhe o artigo com seus amigos se você gostou  . Se você também quiser fazer suas compras na AliExpress, direto de Hong Kong, clique aqui e boas compras.
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NexGen Energia Ltd. is a clean fuel energy company with its vision to re-define the manufacturing & distribution of alternate future energy sector.
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biogascompany · 2 years
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Nexgen Energia is providing CNG/CBG Pump dealership in India
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What is Bio CBG (Compressed Biogas)? What are its benefits?  
Biogas is an environment-friendly renewable energy source. The gas is produced naturally through a process that breaks organic matter like municipal solid waste, animal waste, sugarcane press mud, industrial bio-waste, and agricultural biomass and converts it into Biogas, which can be used as an automobile fuel, industry gas, and electricity in the market. 
With the aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and making more our nation environment-friendly, Government of India has introduced many key government programs like SATAT scheme, Waste to energy program, National policy of Bio-fuel, Biogas scheme to have a green planet, developing rural economy while enhancing farmer’s income, Reduction in Crude and LNG imports thereby huge savings in forex, utilisation of domestic feedstock to produce biofuels, climate change mitigation, introducing upgrading technology to generate biofuels, and enabling India to create more employment and business opportunities. 
Is CNG pump profitable in India? 
The Compressed Biogas (CBG) market is expected to grow from USD 1.47 billion in 2022 to USD 2.25 Billion in 2029 at a CAGR of 6.3% in the 2022- 2029 period, in India. As per Oil and Natural resources minister, India will receive Rs 2 Lakh in investment to develop 5000 biogas plants by 2023-24. 
Why to invest in Bio CBG plants of NGE?
Nexgen Energia has created a future roadmap for converting waste to energy India and making our planet energy independent by introducing a concept of CBG (Compressed Bio Gas). 
The company has already been acknowledged for providing best entrepreneurial opportunities in clean fuel energy, world-class team to assist startups, extensive branding and marketing, committed to the partner's growth along with a successful business module.  
NexGen Energia is India’s fastest growing integrated clean fuel energy company with its vision to redefine the manufacturing & distribution of alternate future energy sectors. The company has its major presence in almost all the streams including license for CNG/CBG production, green diesel production & its retail outlet distribution, Bio coal, EV charging station, Lubricants, etc. a high caliber team, state- of- the- art technologies, and cutting-edge R&D, quality consciousness, and transparency; creating an ecosystem where all energy in all its forms is tapped most responsibly and delivered to the consumers/stakeholders most affordably. The company lines up with a massive expansion plan to launch 40,000 production plants & retail outlets on CBG on the DODO Model by 2027 which is aligned with the SATAT (Sustainable Alternative towards Affordable Transportation) scheme initiated by the Government of India. 
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jeannesgarrison · 6 years
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Flocking to Uranium
Flocking to Uranium
The post Yellow Cake Debut described the capital raising effort of one of the newest players in the uranium supply chain.  Yellow Cake leadership brought the aspiring intermediary to the capital market at a critical time for uranium producers.  The uranium market has been in an extended trough period since the industry peak in 2007.  At that time considerable development had been undertaken and capacity was beginning to generate sufficient supply to create stockpiled inventories.  As this bloated condition persisted, in 2011 the nuclear power and its uranium supply chain were shocked by a Pacific Ocean tsunami that led to a nuclear spill at the Fukushima Power Plant in Japan.
The world view of nuclear power shifted seemingly overnight, causing Japan as well Germany and others to take nuclear power plants offline.  Demand for uranium dried up.  These many years later, the industry is still working through excess inventories.  Selling prices for U308 were gutted after the Fukushima incident and have remained at historic low levels.
Ranger 3 open pit uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia:. Photo by Geomartin [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or FAL], from Wikimedia Commons
As a consequence company valuations have remained stubbornly stuck near historic lows.  As shown in the table below, the average of the group is a value of 2.03 times book value.
RECENT PRICE/ PRICE/ PRICE/ COMPANY SYM PRICE* SALES CSH FL BK VAL Altius Minerals ALS:  TO $9.82 12.36 29.84 1.71 Azincourt Energy Corp. AAZ:  V $0.07 na neg 1.41 Berkeley Energia Ltd. BKY:  L $54.47 nm neg nm Cameco Corp. CCJ:  NYSE $10.86 2.63 6.58 1.16 Energy Fuels, Inc. UUUU: NYSE $2.32 6.41 neg 1.52 NexGen Energy Ltd. NXE:  NYSE $1.93 na neg 5.16 Paladin Energy Ltd. PDN:  ASX $0.13 3.85 neg na Peninsula Energy Ltd. PEN:  ASX $0.19 2.97 46.38 0.76 Uranium Energy Corp. UEC:  NYSE $1.62 na neg 4.06 UR-Energy, Inc. URG:  NYSE $0.68 2.32 18.26 2.19 Westwater Resources WWR:  Nasdaq $0.40 na neg 0.29 Sector Average 5.09 25.27 2.03 *Price and revenue converted to USD
It may well be an opportune time for investors to look at the uranium sector. Multiples are near historic lows, providing investors with good bargains. More importantly there is some evidence that undervaluation might be near an end, providing investors with the prospect of near-term price appreciation.  Our signal for a shift in the industry cycle off the trough, is in the production decisions of uranium suppliers.  In December 2017, JSC National Atomic Company Kazatomprom, considered to be among the lowest-cost uranium producers in the world, announced plans to cut production by 20% or about 11,000 tons over three years beginning in 2018. Kazatomprom’s announcement was followed a month later by a similar decision from Cameco (CCJ:  NYSE, CCO:  TSX) to suspend production at its McArthur River mine beginning January 2018.
These are two of the largest uranium producers in the world.  It is widely expected that with this production taken off-line, the last of uranium inventories will be burned off by existing demand.  Prices are expected to rebound and could even appreciate to the point where production capacity will be taken back out of mothballs.  It is expected that production will drive the sector going forward and the days of inventory influence are coming to an end.
In this new age which uranium producer is better than the next?  Historic profitability could be one way to sort out the best uranium company.  This would give an investor a company with a known track record for delivering profits when in production.  Alternatively, investors could choose the companies with a ready production capacity rather than companies with development projects focused on new deposits.  Those companies that had shuttered established operations will find it easier to jump back into production and begin delivering profits to the bottom line.
More importantly the recovery could dramatic, taking the uranium sector to record levels.  Global nuclear power reactor requirements are increasing in the long-term.  There are currently 465 nuclear power reactors in operation around the world.  Since Fukushima there has been a shift in the use of nuclear power from developed countries  –  U.S., France, Germany and Japan  –  to Asian countries  –  China, India.  There are currently 58 nuclear power reactors under construction around the world, representing a 16% increase in nuclear capacity.  There are another 157 reactors in the planning stages in China, India, South Korea and Russia that are expected to be operational by 2030.  This would add another 42% increase in production capacity.
With global warming and carbon emissions continuing to make the headlines, nuclear power is likely to become a larger portion of future energy.  Nonetheless, investors may have some time for due diligence.  There are signs the uranium sector is poised for a recovery, but so far there has been a limited response from investors.  Early birds still have a chance to find that special uranium worm.
Debra Fiakas is the Managing Director of Crystal Equity Research, an alternative research resource on small capitalization companies in selected industries. Neither the author of the Small Cap Strategist web log, Crystal Equity Research nor its affiliates have a beneficial interest in the companies mentioned herein.
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andrewreynolds214t · 6 years
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Flocking to Uranium
Flocking to Uranium
The post Yellow Cake Debut described the capital raising effort of one of the newest players in the uranium supply chain.  Yellow Cake leadership brought the aspiring intermediary to the capital market at a critical time for uranium producers.  The uranium market has been in an extended trough period since the industry peak in 2007.  At that time considerable development had been undertaken and capacity was beginning to generate sufficient supply to create stockpiled inventories.  As this bloated condition persisted, in 2011 the nuclear power and its uranium supply chain were shocked by a Pacific Ocean tsunami that led to a nuclear spill at the Fukushima Power Plant in Japan.
The world view of nuclear power shifted seemingly overnight, causing Japan as well Germany and others to take nuclear power plants offline.  Demand for uranium dried up.  These many years later, the industry is still working through excess inventories.  Selling prices for U308 were gutted after the Fukushima incident and have remained at historic low levels.
Ranger 3 open pit uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia:. Photo by Geomartin [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or FAL], from Wikimedia Commons
As a consequence company valuations have remained stubbornly stuck near historic lows.  As shown in the table below, the average of the group is a value of 2.03 times book value.
RECENT PRICE/ PRICE/ PRICE/ COMPANY SYM PRICE* SALES CSH FL BK VAL Altius Minerals ALS:  TO $9.82 12.36 29.84 1.71 Azincourt Energy Corp. AAZ:  V $0.07 na neg 1.41 Berkeley Energia Ltd. BKY:  L $54.47 nm neg nm Cameco Corp. CCJ:  NYSE $10.86 2.63 6.58 1.16 Energy Fuels, Inc. UUUU: NYSE $2.32 6.41 neg 1.52 NexGen Energy Ltd. NXE:  NYSE $1.93 na neg 5.16 Paladin Energy Ltd. PDN:  ASX $0.13 3.85 neg na Peninsula Energy Ltd. PEN:  ASX $0.19 2.97 46.38 0.76 Uranium Energy Corp. UEC:  NYSE $1.62 na neg 4.06 UR-Energy, Inc. URG:  NYSE $0.68 2.32 18.26 2.19 Westwater Resources WWR:  Nasdaq $0.40 na neg 0.29 Sector Average 5.09 25.27 2.03 *Price and revenue converted to USD
It may well be an opportune time for investors to look at the uranium sector. Multiples are near historic lows, providing investors with good bargains. More importantly there is some evidence that undervaluation might be near an end, providing investors with the prospect of near-term price appreciation.  Our signal for a shift in the industry cycle off the trough, is in the production decisions of uranium suppliers.  In December 2017, JSC National Atomic Company Kazatomprom, considered to be among the lowest-cost uranium producers in the world, announced plans to cut production by 20% or about 11,000 tons over three years beginning in 2018. Kazatomprom’s announcement was followed a month later by a similar decision from Cameco (CCJ:  NYSE, CCO:  TSX) to suspend production at its McArthur River mine beginning January 2018.
These are two of the largest uranium producers in the world.  It is widely expected that with this production taken off-line, the last of uranium inventories will be burned off by existing demand.  Prices are expected to rebound and could even appreciate to the point where production capacity will be taken back out of mothballs.  It is expected that production will drive the sector going forward and the days of inventory influence are coming to an end.
In this new age which uranium producer is better than the next?  Historic profitability could be one way to sort out the best uranium company.  This would give an investor a company with a known track record for delivering profits when in production.  Alternatively, investors could choose the companies with a ready production capacity rather than companies with development projects focused on new deposits.  Those companies that had shuttered established operations will find it easier to jump back into production and begin delivering profits to the bottom line.
More importantly the recovery could dramatic, taking the uranium sector to record levels.  Global nuclear power reactor requirements are increasing in the long-term.  There are currently 465 nuclear power reactors in operation around the world.  Since Fukushima there has been a shift in the use of nuclear power from developed countries  –  U.S., France, Germany and Japan  –  to Asian countries  –  China, India.  There are currently 58 nuclear power reactors under construction around the world, representing a 16% increase in nuclear capacity.  There are another 157 reactors in the planning stages in China, India, South Korea and Russia that are expected to be operational by 2030.  This would add another 42% increase in production capacity.
With global warming and carbon emissions continuing to make the headlines, nuclear power is likely to become a larger portion of future energy.  Nonetheless, investors may have some time for due diligence.  There are signs the uranium sector is poised for a recovery, but so far there has been a limited response from investors.  Early birds still have a chance to find that special uranium worm.
Debra Fiakas is the Managing Director of Crystal Equity Research, an alternative research resource on small capitalization companies in selected industries. Neither the author of the Small Cap Strategist web log, Crystal Equity Research nor its affiliates have a beneficial interest in the companies mentioned herein.
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ajnarabuilders · 3 years
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Bio CNG Plant Manufacturer in India || Nexgen Energia
Nexgen Energia (  Bio CNG Plant Manufacturer in India )is inviting entrepreneurs to take a license to start a unique “ CNG (CBG) Manufacturing Business” with assured production buyback, which makes it excellent franchise business opportunities. We have developed technology that can convert multiple organic wastes into CBG & Bio-Fertilizers.
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nexgenenergia1 · 4 years
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Biogas to CNG plant| CNG plant-Nexgen Energia
Any Indian National who has a suitable plot of land and is willing to lease it to Nexgen Energia Ltd. is eligible. In case the applicant does not have a plot of land but is interested either in buying or taking land on lease and further leasing it to Nexgen Energia Ltd. for the CNG station can also be considered. CNG is the lot of safer than other liquid fuels.In Nexgen Energia  CNG cylinders are manufactured under very strict high international standards and are subject to rigorous pressure and damage tests and they are manufacture by uses of waste materails. CNG is lighter than air, and if released, it rises quickly and dissipates, reducing the risk of ignition.
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derekgarcia5404 · 6 years
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Flocking to Uranium
Flocking to Uranium
The post Yellow Cake Debut described the capital raising effort of one of the newest players in the uranium supply chain.  Yellow Cake leadership brought the aspiring intermediary to the capital market at a critical time for uranium producers.  The uranium market has been in an extended trough period since the industry peak in 2007.  At that time considerable development had been undertaken and capacity was beginning to generate sufficient supply to create stockpiled inventories.  As this bloated condition persisted, in 2011 the nuclear power and its uranium supply chain were shocked by a Pacific Ocean tsunami that led to a nuclear spill at the Fukushima Power Plant in Japan.
The world view of nuclear power shifted seemingly overnight, causing Japan as well Germany and others to take nuclear power plants offline.  Demand for uranium dried up.  These many years later, the industry is still working through excess inventories.  Selling prices for U308 were gutted after the Fukushima incident and have remained at historic low levels.
Ranger 3 open pit uranium mine, Northern Territory, Australia:. Photo by Geomartin [GFDL, CC-BY-SA-3.0 or FAL], from Wikimedia Commons
As a consequence company valuations have remained stubbornly stuck near historic lows.  As shown in the table below, the average of the group is a value of 2.03 times book value.
RECENT PRICE/ PRICE/ PRICE/ COMPANY SYM PRICE* SALES CSH FL BK VAL Altius Minerals ALS:  TO $9.82 12.36 29.84 1.71 Azincourt Energy Corp. AAZ:  V $0.07 na neg 1.41 Berkeley Energia Ltd. BKY:  L $54.47 nm neg nm Cameco Corp. CCJ:  NYSE $10.86 2.63 6.58 1.16 Energy Fuels, Inc. UUUU: NYSE $2.32 6.41 neg 1.52 NexGen Energy Ltd. NXE:  NYSE $1.93 na neg 5.16 Paladin Energy Ltd. PDN:  ASX $0.13 3.85 neg na Peninsula Energy Ltd. PEN:  ASX $0.19 2.97 46.38 0.76 Uranium Energy Corp. UEC:  NYSE $1.62 na neg 4.06 UR-Energy, Inc. URG:  NYSE $0.68 2.32 18.26 2.19 Westwater Resources WWR:  Nasdaq $0.40 na neg 0.29 Sector Average 5.09 25.27 2.03 *Price and revenue converted to USD
It may well be an opportune time for investors to look at the uranium sector. Multiples are near historic lows, providing investors with good bargains. More importantly there is some evidence that undervaluation might be near an end, providing investors with the prospect of near-term price appreciation.  Our signal for a shift in the industry cycle off the trough, is in the production decisions of uranium suppliers.  In December 2017, JSC National Atomic Company Kazatomprom, considered to be among the lowest-cost uranium producers in the world, announced plans to cut production by 20% or about 11,000 tons over three years beginning in 2018. Kazatomprom’s announcement was followed a month later by a similar decision from Cameco (CCJ:  NYSE, CCO:  TSX) to suspend production at its McArthur River mine beginning January 2018.
These are two of the largest uranium producers in the world.  It is widely expected that with this production taken off-line, the last of uranium inventories will be burned off by existing demand.  Prices are expected to rebound and could even appreciate to the point where production capacity will be taken back out of mothballs.  It is expected that production will drive the sector going forward and the days of inventory influence are coming to an end.
In this new age which uranium producer is better than the next?  Historic profitability could be one way to sort out the best uranium company.  This would give an investor a company with a known track record for delivering profits when in production.  Alternatively, investors could choose the companies with a ready production capacity rather than companies with development projects focused on new deposits.  Those companies that had shuttered established operations will find it easier to jump back into production and begin delivering profits to the bottom line.
More importantly the recovery could dramatic, taking the uranium sector to record levels.  Global nuclear power reactor requirements are increasing in the long-term.  There are currently 465 nuclear power reactors in operation around the world.  Since Fukushima there has been a shift in the use of nuclear power from developed countries  –  U.S., France, Germany and Japan  –  to Asian countries  –  China, India.  There are currently 58 nuclear power reactors under construction around the world, representing a 16% increase in nuclear capacity.  There are another 157 reactors in the planning stages in China, India, South Korea and Russia that are expected to be operational by 2030.  This would add another 42% increase in production capacity.
With global warming and carbon emissions continuing to make the headlines, nuclear power is likely to become a larger portion of future energy.  Nonetheless, investors may have some time for due diligence.  There are signs the uranium sector is poised for a recovery, but so far there has been a limited response from investors.  Early birds still have a chance to find that special uranium worm.
Debra Fiakas is the Managing Director of Crystal Equity Research, an alternative research resource on small capitalization companies in selected industries. Neither the author of the Small Cap Strategist web log, Crystal Equity Research nor its affiliates have a beneficial interest in the companies mentioned herein.
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