Jack Dorsey weighs in on nuclear energy debate
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Jack Dorsey (NYSE:TWTR)
(NYSE:SQ) weighed in on the nuclear debate this afternoon, tweeting: 

This on the back of a recent nuclear-energy focused tweet by Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) Elon Musk: 

With power demand set to spike on the back of increased electric vehicle sales, and power supply in parts of the US and Europe already struggling to keep up, many analysts have questioned where clean, base-load power supply will come from.

Across the Atlantic, the European Union is in the process of categorizing nuclear energy as "sustainable" under new policy-linked investment guidelines.
And just yesterday, Blackstone Vice Chairman Byron Wien predicted that in 2022 "the nuclear alternative for power generation enters the arena ... as the viability of nuclear power is widely acknowledged."
With the world looking to transition away from fossil fuels for transportation, heat and power generation, it's interesting to see politicians, technologists and financiers vocally support the long-divisive technology.
If the world, in fact, pivots towards nuclear power generation, uranium miners like Cameco (NYSE:CCJ) and others (NYSEARCA:URA) are likely to benefit, along with Uranium commodity investors like Sprott (OTCPK:SRUUF).