Australia and India are moving to restart uranium exports after years of limited shipments under an agreement reached in 2014. Multiple reports say Prime Minister Narendra Modi is raising the prospect of using Australian uranium to support power needs tied to India’s expanding digital economy, including the growth of data centres. Under the 2014 arrangement, uranium exports were permitted, but the sources note that actual deliveries have been negligible until now. The latest reporting suggests new momentum for trade, linking potential uranium supply to rising electricity demand expected from large-scale computing and data infrastructure development. While the articles frame the proposal around powering data centres, they also describe the broader issue as a shift from a largely dormant export relationship to renewed activity. The coverage emphasizes that the deal’s authorization has existed for more than a decade, but shipments have been minimal, and current efforts aim to convert that framework into meaningful commercial deliveries. The reports do not detail specific quantities or timelines in the excerpts provided.