http://www.theenergyreport.com/pub/na/5581

Nuclear Plays the Metal Game

Top universities have been toying with the idea of adding various metals to uranium to form a kind of nuclear superfuel that could solve many of the industry's problems. Metal oxides are already used as reflectors in nuclear warheads and reactors, but they're about to be added to the fuel, too.

Researchers have found that combining metal oxides with uranium oxides results in a fuel that is able to withstand much higher temperatures, greatly increasing the efficiency and safety of nuclear power plants.

And they've found that one metal, in particular, outperforms all others.

The company funding this research is about to enter the last of three test phases before the new fuel can be made available. And they're already in $100 million supply talks with major nuclear fuel suppliers.

What's more, the company owns the technology from soup to nuts. They own the process to make the fuel additive. . .and they own enough reserves of the rare metal to power the nuclear industry for 100 years.

The full report on this company—just out today—explains the process, the metal, and how the tiny company behind it is about to make a fortune.

i read about this yesterday and did some research

the metal he is speaking about is Beryllium.......I beleive the company is he refering to is IBC Advanced Alloys IB-V on the venture exchange..yesterday the stock had gone up 6 cents to .25.