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CEO Interview Re: COP28 Nuclear Energy Declaration
CEO Interview Re: COP28 Nuclear Energy Declaration.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n\nNeo Energy Metals plc / EPIC: NEO / Market: Main Market of the London Stock Exchange\n \n6 December 2023\nNeo Energy Metals plc\n('Neo Energy' or 'the Company')\n \nCEO Interview\n \nDeclaration at COP28 to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity by 2050\n \nNeo Energy Metals plc, the near term, low-cost uranium developer, is pleased to announce that an interview with CEO Sean Heathcote has been published regarding the new declaration to triple nuclear energy capacity by 2050: https://youtu.be/-AR-jEve21Q\n \nLaunched at COP28 by more than 20 countries including the UK, the Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy (full declaration outlined below) is a landmark event that recognises the key role of nuclear energy in reaching net zero. A two-day intensive Net Zero Nuclear Summit will commence on 7 December to explore how the nuclear industry can best align and collaborate with governments to accelerate growth in nuclear energy and reflect on activity earlier in the week at COP28.\n \n\"This is great news…. everybody is committed to make nuclear the new base load, which is fundamental for the uranium mining sector,\" said Neo Energy CEO Sean Heathcote.\n \nNeo Energy is positioned to become a supplier to the nuclear industry as it fast-tracks its advanced Henkries Uranium Project in the Northern Cape Province of South Africa towards production. Newly published research on the Company can be found at: https://bit.ly/3NeBbij\n \nDeclaration to Triple Nuclear Energy\n \nRecognizing the key role of nuclear energy in achieving global net-zero greenhouse gas emissions / carbon neutrality by or around mid-century and in keeping a 1.5°C limit on temperature rise within reach and achieving Sustainable Development Goal 7;\n \nRecognizing the importance of the applications of nuclear science and technology that contribute to monitoring climate change and tackling its impacts, and emphasizing the work of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in this regard;\n \nRecognizing that nuclear energy is already the second-largest source of clean dispatchable baseload power, with benefits for energy security;\n \nRecognizing that analyses from the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and World Nuclear Association show that global installed nuclear energy capacity must triple by 2050 in order...