A rough as guts approximation would be
190m lbs is used per year.
455 reactors in the world.
Each reactor requires 190/455= around 400 k lbs of Uranium per year.
Obviously some reactors are bigger than others so it's rough ...
Did I mention that the U for each of these 31 reactors due to start in the next 2.5 years already needs to be mined? The time taken for milling, conversion, enrichment and fabrication is considerable.
Cheers,
Tim.
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