Japan Sets First Post-Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Replacement Target
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The Japanese government has decided to revise its nuclear energy policy guidelines to include a target of rebuilding two to five nuclear power reactors by the 2040s. This is the first time the government has set a target for rebuilding nuclear plants since the 2011 triple meltdown at Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings Inc.'s Fukushima No. 1 plant. The decision was made to address a projected power supply shortage in the 2040s due to the decommissioning of aging nuclear reactors.
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原発リプレース、福島事故後初の目標決定 政府が一歩踏み込んだ理由
政府、原発建て替え目標正式決定 － 事故後初、40年代2～5基 https://t.co/wSFHbmFcFE
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