SUGAR LAND--April 1, 2016--Written by John Egan for Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Nuclear power is "the least-loved form of clean power," but it has a bright future around the world, a uranium mining company executive told attendees last week at the 118th National Western Mining Conference & Exhibition. "On a global fundamentals basis, it is a question of when, not if, [uranium] prices will rise," Stephen Antony, president and chief executive at Energy Fuels Incorporated (TSX:EFR) (Lakewood, Colorado), told several hundred attendees at that event, which was organized by the Colorado Mining Association (CMA) (Denver, Colorado) and held in Denver, Colorado. Within this article: Describes the status of nuclear reactor units around the world.