Welcome to the AUA
Welcome to the website of the Australian Uranium Association, the advocacy body that represents the uranium industry exclusively. We argue for policy change that will let uranium compete on its merits as an energy source appropriate for the needs of the twenty first century. Here you can find information about uranium exploration, mining and exports. You can learn also about uranium’s clean air and climate relief benefits to countries that use nuclear power to secure their electricity supplies.
Lenzen report
Manfred Lenzen's review of the scientific literature on the development of all available electricity generation technologies. The report suggests renewables are limited and nuclear energy is the key low-carbon, low-pollution, baseload technology.
Research & Publications
Lenzen report
Manfred Lenzen's review of the scientific literature on the development of all available electricity generation technologies. The report suggests renewables are limited and nuclear energy is the key low-carbon, low-pollution, baseload technology.
...moreDeloitte Report on Economic Outlook
The AUA commissioned Deloitte Insight Economics to study the outlook for the Australian uranium industry
...moreUranium export expansion should be a key platform in climate change policy
AUA submission to Australian Government Energy White Paper process
...moreMediaCentre
1 September 2010 - Labor must re-affirm uranium support, despite Greens deal
AUA calls on Prime Minister to reaffirm National ALP policy permitting new uranium mines
...more29 July 2010 - Australian Greens out of touch on uranium policy
Greens out of touch with international climate change consensus on nuclear and uranium
...more24 June 2010 - Senior Aboriginal woman joins AUA Indigenous Dialogue Group
Highly experienced Aboriginal public servant joins uranium industry's Indigenous advisory body
...moreMember Login
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Listen to Podcasts
Contribute your thoughts and ideas in the continuing discussion about uranium mining and nuclear energy.
Progress in implementing the uranium industry's stewardship program
The AUA's Principles of Uranium Stewardship were introduced a little over a year ago. This update describes some of the initiatives taken so far and the progress that has been made.
Industry collaboration for uranium safety
The Australian uranium industry is part of an international stewardship network that strives to collaborate to make the nuclear fuel cycle safe and environmentally responsible.
Encouraging best practice improvement
Uranium companies strive to improve on already-excellent performance
