Japan aims to replace 14 aging reactors by 2050
Japan plans to replace 14 old nuclear reactors by 2050 in an effort to increase the share of nuclear energy from 10% to 20% and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, as part of its pursuit of carbon neutrality, more than 15 years after the Fukushima disaster. The country is also expected to face an electricity shortfall of approximately 5.5 million kilowatts by 2040, which supports its plans to boost nuclear energy to meet the rising demand.
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