The Eighth Annual Uranium Conference
The Australian Uranium industry has consolidated in the past
year and is looking forward to better times, with an upswing
in prices over the past few months.
With political pressure brought on to sell to new markets this
year, along with the upcoming proposals to mine Uranium as well
as an EPA approval for a new mine in Western Australia, this
year could mark a cornerstone for the industry.
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The eighth Australian Uranium Conference (now incorporating Rare
Rarths) will again feature industry updates, company presentations,
government information talks, and technical presentations. This
makes the event the original and all encompassing venue for anyone
wishing to keep themselves informed on the uranium industry and
the issues associated with it.
The conference has proven itself to be the most influential and
largest Uranium event in Australia. Now with Rare Earths, which
are increasing in demand throughout the world with the rise of new
technologies and given the two are sometimes found in close proximity,
the eighth Australian Uranium Conference will once again not disappoint.
Technical and Government Presentations
For the past two years this event has seen the inclusion of a second
technical and government auditorium, covering technical issues and
government policies that affect Uranium exploration and mining.
This format will continue again, but will only occur on the first
day of the programme.
On day two of the programme the technical forum will host technical,
coprorate and overview presentations relating to the Rare Earths
industry within Australia. Keynote presentations from Dudley Kingsworth,
Tracy Weslowsky and ANSTO will feature along with company presentations
from Alkane Resources Ltd, TUC Resources ltd and Peak Resources
Ltd.
Conference Format
The conference will take place over two days on Wednesday 18 and
Thursday 19 July 2012 at the Esplanade Hotel Fremantle. The conference
will comprise of an auditorium and an exhibition area, open to all
conference delegates throughout the duration of the conference.
Sessions will commence at approximately 8.30am on Wednesday 18
July with a keynote address, and will conclude at approximately
5.30pm on Thursday 19 July 2012.
All lunches, morning and afternoon teas will also be served in
the exhibition area. Conference Drinks will also be held for all
speakers, exhibitors and delegates on Wednesday 18 July 2012 –
this function is included as part of early bird and standard registrations.
Venue
The 2012 Australian Uranium Conference will be held at the Esplanade
Hotel Fremantle (located on the corner of Marine Terrace and Essex
Street, Fremantle).
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