Japan’s largest utility asks the government for $12 billion to stay solvent as it faces enormous compensation costs for the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.

TEPCO, Japan’s government, and the IAEA argue that tritium occurs naturally in the environment, including in rain and tap water, so the wastewater is safe, especially as it will be released ...

Japan PM Kishida to Hold Ministerial Meeting on Tepco Nuclear Plant Restart TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Tuesday the relevant ministers will meet next week to ...

TEPCO, the company that owns the Fukushima nuclear power plant, announced on March 9th the different technological proposals that have been selected for the treatment of the radioactive water ...

Japanese nuclear safety regulators lifted an operational ban Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2023, imposed on Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, also known as TEPCO, the operator behind the Fukushima ...

Japan Japanese utility company Tepco details plan to release Fukushima nuclear waste on Aug. 24 Pumping Japan’s treated radioactive wastewater into the Pacific Ocean may take decades to complete.