Top Priorities: Address Spent Nuclear Fuel and Surplus Plutonium Issues
Use of Nuclear Energy through 2050 Should Remain On Table
2012/11/06
Articles in our former website
- 2012/11/06
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Top Priorities: Address Spent Nuclear Fuel and Surplus Plutonium Issues
Use of Nuclear Energy through 2050 Should Remain On Table
Looking at Abandoning Nuclear Energy by the 2030s
- 2012/08/28
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Retaining Nuclear Plants after 2030: Four Conditions
Looking at Retaining Nuclear Power Plants
- 2011/12/27
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Energy Saving and Renewable Energy Development Less Costly than Sticking with Nuclear Energy
--Nuclear Generation Could Cost Twice Government Estimates
Looking at the Issue of Abandoning Nuclear Energy
- 2011/09/26
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Structural Change in Industry to Ease Downside of Power Shortage
--Avert Current Account Deficit by Shifting Resources to Machinery Industry
Influence of the electricity shortage on Japanese regions and industries
- 2011/07/19
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FY2020 Nuclear Generating Cost Treble Pre-Accident Level
--Huge Price Tag on Fukushima Accident Cleanup
Thinking Costs of Generating Electricity
- 2011/05/17
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Pension Reform: Take ‘Energizing’ Approach
--Stimulate Private Investment and Consumption
--Scrap Premiums: Finance via Consumption TaxTax and Pension Reform
- 2011/04/25
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Impact to last Decade or more if Existing Nuclear Plants Shut Down
--GDP Could Drop 2% on Power Shortages
Thinking of Energy Shortage