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10月10日/11月23日 JR東日本千葉支社「わくわくぞくぞく!京葉車両センター見学ツアー」を開催|鉄道イベント|2022年9月15日掲載|鉄道ファン・railf.jp - Vimarsana News

10月10日/11月23日 JR東日本千葉支社「わくわくぞくぞく!京葉車両センター見学ツアー」を開催|鉄道イベント|2022年9月15日掲載|鉄道ファン・railf.jp

JR東日本千葉支社「わくわくぞくぞく!京葉車両センター見学ツアー」を開催|鉄道イベント2022年9月15日掲載

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Japan Relaunches 3rd Reactor of Mihama NPP, Reports Say - Vimarsana News

Japan Relaunches 3rd Reactor of Mihama NPP, Reports Say

TOKYO (Sputnik) - Japan's Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO) that operates the Mihama Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) has relaunched the third reactor of the... 30.08.2022, Sputnik International

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UPDATE2: Japan considers building new nuclear plants in major policy shift - Vimarsana News

UPDATE2: Japan considers building new nuclear plants in major policy shift

The Japanese government said Wednesday it is considering constructing next-generation nuclear power plants to support its goals of reducing carbon emissions and providing a stable supply of electricity, marking a major shift in its policy of no new nuclear energy. Extending the maximum service period for the country's existing nuclear reactors beyond 60 years is also under

Japan considers allowing nuclear reactors to operate beyond 60 years - Vimarsana News

Japan considers allowing nuclear reactors to operate beyond 60 years

Japan is considering extending the maximum service life of its nuclear reactors beyond 60 years to support its goal of reducing carbon emissions while providing a stable supply of electricity, sources close to the matter say.

Japan considers building new nuclear plants in major policy shift - Vimarsana News

Japan considers building new nuclear plants in major policy shift

Extending the maximum service period for the country's existing nuclear reactors beyond 60 years is also under consideration in the plan.