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Japan / Nuclear Industry Expenditure Falls, But Meeting New Safety Requirements Costs $2 Billion

By David Dalton
1 December 2022

Increasing number positive about future, says annual survey
Nuclear Industry Expenditure Falls, But Meeting New Safety Requirements Costs $2 Billion
All Japan’s reactors were shut down following the Fukushima disaster and are not allowed to restart until they have passed safety checks.
Nuclear-related expenditures by electric power utilities in Japan declined to JPY1,764.6bn (€12.4bn, $12.9bn) in fiscal year 2021, down by 16% from the previous year.

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