Japan plans to restart 7 nuclear reactors next summer to meet the demand for power and reduce carbon emissions

According to the news report on August 24, according to the news report, the province of Japan's economy and industry aims to restart 7 nuclear reactors in the summer of 2023 to meet the demand for power and reduce carbon emissions.This will make the number of reactors resumed after the Fukushima nuclear disaster reaches 17, with a total of 33.According to reports, the Ministry of Economic and Industry will explain the plan at a green transformation government conference on Wednesday.According to the Nikkei News, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Kishi will instruct officials to consider extending the life expectancy of the reactor from the current maximum 60 years.

Source: Economic Observer

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