will be ready to build new nuclear power plants in the next decade if needed. The U.S. is not alone. New nuclear plants are coming in Asia and even in Europe.  Nuclear generating capacity is projected to grow 38% in the next eight years.  These kinds of numbers wake up the uranium commodities speculators -- even while the market is in the doldrums. Lately the sellers have been uranium producers and traders that own some supply.  The buyers are almost entirely utilities and other traders.  Some folks think owning some uranium is a good idea, a kind of way to hold the value of one's money together. Uranium is now down to well under $50 per pound (453.6 grams). Meanwhile the brokers are encouraging buying.  Morgan Stanley is looking for uranium to get to nearly $70.  It might take 5 or more years. The UEQ demonstration plant is contained inside two shipping containers allowing for easy mobilization and transport.  One shipped from Australia to the U.S. where it was commissioned in May. Four ten-day tests were completed between June and August using phosphate streams from two different fertilizer facilities. Inside the PhosEnergy Unit. The PhosEnergy demo achieved consistently high uranium recovery of over 90%, with the chemistry of the phosphate stream unaffected except for the removal of uranium.  UEQ describes as the results as "exceptional." The concentrated product from the operations was shipped to a uranium production facility and can be used to make a "saleable product". The PhosEnergy operating