Japan has allowed a utility company to launch an investigation into the construction of a nuclear reactor, first after the 2011 nuclear accident in Fukushima. 14 years ago, a tsunami was caused due to an earthquake of 9.1 Richter and hit the area’s nuclear power plant, causing a radioactivity leak. Since then, all nuclear power stations are frozen, such as that of the J-Power station that began constructing 2008. In addition, general concerns about the use of nuclear energy and the fact that Japan is a earthquake country have led to a policy shift. Japan reopened 14 of the 54 reactors that were closed after Fukushima’s destruction, with energy dependence on nuclear power to 8.5%, well less than 30% before 2011. This resulted in the intensification of energy crisis in the country, as it had no energy crisis in the country. The Financial Times wrote that the country was looking for […]
Source: News Beast
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