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U.S. Uranium Production Set to Rise as Anfield Energy Gains Velvet-Wood Approval

Summary by Carbon Credits
The U.S. depends heavily on imported uranium to power its nuclear reactors, using about 50 million pounds each year while producing less than 1% at home. Boosting domestic uranium production is crucial for energy security and reducing reliance on foreign sources. In this context, Anfield Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: AEC; TSXV: AEC) is making progress with its Velvet-Wood uranium project in San Juan County, Utah. The Utah Department of Oil, Gas, and Mini…
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Carbon Credits broke the news in on Wednesday, October 15, 2025.
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