US Top News and Analysis | Morgan Stanley likes this under-the-radar nuclear play, calls it a 'low-risk' option

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Morgan Stanley has given an overweight rating to TC Energy (TRP), calling it a “low‑risk” way to invest in nuclear power through the company’s 48% stake in Bruce Power, one of the world’s largest operating nuclear facilities. Analyst Robert Kad highlighted TC Energy’s Major Component Replacement program, which refurbishes reactors to extend their life for decades, and the Bruce C project that could add up to 4,800 MW of capacity. With nuclear generation hitting a record 2,667 TWh in 2024, the firm is well positioned to benefit from renewed interest in nuclear energy, and its shares have risen about 10% year‑to‑date, even though some analysts rate the stock only as a hold or underperform.

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“With the global #isotope market expected to grow from just over 13 billion Canadian dollars a year to over 45 billion Canadian dollars a year in the next decade, #Canada has a unique opportunity to lead and prosper.”

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Bruce Power, Saugeen Ojibway Nation, and Canada fight cancer together with isotope production investment

“It’s a feel-good story, because this particular initiative does save lives,” said former chief and now councillor Greg Nadjiwon of the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nations. He was speaking at today’s announcement of an investment by Canada in the expansion of the production of lutetium-177, a cancer-fighting medical isotope produced by Bruce Power, a nuclear power plant in southwestern Ontario. It’s a commercial venture that would supply needed isotopes to global markets while securing Canada’s domestic supply.

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