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Japan Restarts / Regulator Asks Tsuruga-2 Operator To ‘Correct Inaccuracies’ In Documents

By David Dalton
20 April 2023

Minister warns Japan Atomic Power Company of ‘last chance’

Regulator Asks Tsuruga-2 Operator To ‘Correct Inaccuracies’ In Documents
The Tsuruga nuclear power station in Japan. Courtesy Wikimedia.
Japan’s nuclear regulator has instructed Japan Atomic Power Company to correct inaccuracies in documents necessary for restarting the Tsuruga-2 nuclear power plant and resubmit them by the end of August.

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