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ARTICLE · 13 JULY 2026

Expanding Uranium Production Under The Nuclear Energy Strategy For Canada

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Canada has released a comprehensive nuclear energy strategy aimed at doubling uranium exports by 2035, leveraging the country's world-leading uranium reserves to strengthen global supply chains and establish long-term strategic partnerships. The strategy focuses on expanding domestic uranium production, advancing mining innovations, and positioning Canada as a preferred supplier amid growing international demand for reliable nuclear fuel sources.

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

On June 22, 2026, the Government of Canada released the Nuclear Energy Strategy for Canada (the Strategy). Among various commitments to enable the construction of new nuclear reactors, enhance Canada’s presence as a global nuclear supplier and exporter, and support Canada’s long-term nuclear waste management strategy, Canada made commitments to support the expansion of the uranium mining industry. With the highest-grade uranium stores in the world, Canada is well-positioned to expand domestic production and become a leader in uranium and nuclear fuel exports.

The Strategy

The Strategy is advanced under four strategic pillars:

  1. enabling new builds across Canada;
  2. being a global supplier and exporter of choice;

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