Choice Gold Corp. Unveils New Website

Choice Gold Corp. (CNSX:CHF) announced the launch of the company’s new corporate web site.

The press release is quoted as saying:

Please visit the new site at www.choicegoldcorp.com to find information on Choice Gold’s diverse and experienced team, read details of the Sugarloaf Peak Gold Project (“Sugarloaf Peak” or the “Property”) and download the most recent technical report.

To read the full press release, click here.

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Albert Klein

10 Aug, 2013

I am wondering if you have considered the impact of cheap shale gas on the future of nuclear capacity, at least in the US. Already this year, more nuclear generating capacity has been taken offline than in any other year. Four reactors have been retired, and five major planned "uprates" -- plant modifications to increase capacity -- have been canceled. One can say that this is a short term effect, and this is just an example of how cyclical the industry is. The usual defensive comment is that natural gas prices from shale can't remain low forever. However, I am not so sure. Credit Suisse did an analysis of the current state of the aging US nuclear facilities and found that 38 reactors had multiple risk factors for early retirement, including 12 reactors he found to be at the highest risk. Among the plants identified with multiple risk factors are Millstone in Connecticut; and Indian Point, Fitzpatrick, Ginna and Nine Mile Point in New York. This does not bode well for the future of nuclear in this country. Vogtle Units 3 and 4 will be the first nuclear reactors to be built in this country in more than 3 decades. We are taking more units off-line permanently than are being built or their operating lifetime extended. Any comments to refute?