Nuclear energy in Japan: Making a comeback post-Fukushima?
- Pages: 23
- Published: October 2015
- Report Code: ML00019-046
Following the 2011 Fukushima Nuclear disaster the Japanese government decided to halt all the nuclear power generation. Whilst this move was welcomed by the majority of the population, replacement sources had to be found. These included fossil fuels and renewable energy. However with the economic climate worsening, the ruling party (LDP), came to a decision to restart some nuclear power plants.
Scope
Learn about the effects of Japan's decision to cease nuclear power generation post-Fukushima.
Explore how the worsening economic situation is leading the Japanese government to explore the most cost-effective modes of power generation.
Learn about the significant barriers that nuclear energy faces in Japan.
Reasons to buy
Why did Japan cease nuclear power generation in 2011?Why is the Japanese government considering a return to nuclear energy?
Why has renewable energy failed to fill the void left by nuclear energy since 2011?
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