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Japan considers replacing aging reactors
Japan plans to replace between two to five old nuclear reactors by the 2040s, and 11 to 14 reactors by the 2050s, in order to meet the growing demand for energy following the Fukushima disaster in 2011. This move comes as Japan seeks to achieve a target of generating 20% of its electricity from nuclear energy by 2040, despite the challenges related to the costs of building new plants and the operational lifespan of reactors. The plan includes replacing aging reactors and enhancing the capacity of existing nuclear power plants to ensure a stable electricity supply.
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