Fukushima

Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)
S. Korea’s Fukushima Inspection Team Says Additional Analysis Needed for Conclusion
SEOUL, May 31 (Yonhap) -- A team of South Korean experts said Wednesday that meaningful progress was achieved in their inspection of the crippled Fukushima nucl…
Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)
PM Asks Fukushima Inspection Team to Brief Public on Results in Transparent Manner
SEOUL, May 30 (Yonhap) -- Prime Minister Han Duck-soo on Tuesday requested a team of experts to transparently and comprehensively present the outcome of their i…
Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)
IAEA Team in Japan for Final Review Before Planned Discharge of Fukushima Nuclear Plant Water
FILE - This photo shows some of about 1,000 huge tanks holding treated but still radioactive wastewater at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Okuma to…
Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)
IAEA Assesses Regulatory Preparedness for Fukushima Water Release
An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) task force reviewing the safety of Japan's plan to discharge treated water from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi n…
Nuclear Power Plant
IAEA Reports on Japan’s Plan to Discharge Treated Water From Fukushima Site
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Task Force reviewing the safety of Japan’s plan to discharge ALPS (Advanced Liquid Processing System) treate…
Nuclear Power Plant
Mutation Risks Due to Residual Radiation From Fukushima Nuclear Disaster
Residual low-dose radiations from the Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster is not a threat to the tree species growing in the affected areas, finds a new stud…
Nuclear Reactor
IAEA Sees Progress in Safety-Related Aspects of Fukushima Water Release Plan
An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) task force reviewing the safety of Japan's plan to discharge treated water from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi n…
Nuclear waste
Although the Water Will Be Treated to Remove Most Radioactive Materials, It Will Still Contain Tritium, a Radioactive Form of Hydrogen That Is Technically Difficult to Separate From Water.
According to a study published in 2003, a substantial part of the world's radioactive contamination is in the marine environment. This picture shows storage…
Energy Security
Japan Mourns 2011 Disaster as Nuclear Support Grows
Japanese offered tearful prayers Saturday on the anniversary of the deadly tsunami that triggered the Fukushima disaster, but public support for nuclear power i…
Nuclear waste
Trials to Reuse Decontaminated Soil Around Tokyo Postponed
Japan's government is postponing trials in the Tokyo area to reuse soil that was decontaminated following the 2011 nuclear accident due to complaints from r…
Floating Offshore Wind
Tokyo Gas and Shinobuyama Fukushima Start Floating Offshore Wind Study
Japan’s Tokyo Gas and Shinobuyama Fukushima Electric Power have started a study on a floating offshore wind project off the coast of Fukushima.Located off…
Floating Offshore Wind
Tokyo Gas Starts Joint Evaluation of Fukushima Offshore Wind Project
Japan’s Tokyo Gas 9531.T and Shinobuyama Fukushima Power Co have started to evaluate a floating wind power project off the coast of Fukushima, Tokyo Gas s…
Nuclear Decommissioning
Demolition of Biblis Cooling Towers Begins
The first of four 80-metre-high cooling towers has been demolished at the Biblis nuclear power plant in Germany. The two-unit plant was shut down in March 2011 …
Japan
IAEA Task Force Reviews Fukushima Water Discharge Plan
The International Atomic Energy (IAEA) Task Force established to monitor Japan’s plan to discharge treated water from the Fukushima Daiichi NPP has comple…
Nuclear Power Plant
Japan Must Clearly Explain Its Energy Policy Switch
Distrust of nuclear power remains strong after Fukushima disasterLast week, Japan unveiled its basic policy for pursuing a carbon-neutral society. In it, Tokyo …

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Fukushima

S. Korea’s Fukushima Inspection Team Says Additional Analysis Needed for Conclusion

PM Asks Fukushima Inspection Team to Brief Public on Results in Transparent Manner

IAEA Team in Japan for Final Review Before Planned Discharge of Fukushima Nuclear Plant Water

IAEA Assesses Regulatory Preparedness for Fukushima Water Release

IAEA Reports on Japan’s Plan to Discharge Treated Water From Fukushima Site

Mutation Risks Due to Residual Radiation From Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

IAEA Sees Progress in Safety-Related Aspects of Fukushima Water Release Plan

Although the Water Will Be Treated to Remove Most Radioactive Materials, It Will Still Contain Tritium, a Radioactive Form of Hydrogen That Is Technically Difficult to Separate From Water.

Japan Mourns 2011 Disaster as Nuclear Support Grows

Trials to Reuse Decontaminated Soil Around Tokyo Postponed

Tokyo Gas and Shinobuyama Fukushima Start Floating Offshore Wind Study

Tokyo Gas Starts Joint Evaluation of Fukushima Offshore Wind Project

Demolition of Biblis Cooling Towers Begins

IAEA Task Force Reviews Fukushima Water Discharge Plan

Japan Must Clearly Explain Its Energy Policy Switch