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cla68
Very good news for consumers as they should see electricity prices go down some.
since1981
cla68, you would think, but ....... don't hold your breath.
dcog9065
Good to hear they are finally coming back online. What an unforgivable waste of time and money leaving them offline for so long
cucashopboy
cla68 - Companies don't tend to drop their prices unless they have to, particularly not Japanese utility companies, which are virtually regional monopolies.
Kaerimashita
Electricity prices won't go down but oil and gas imports will so small rise in balance of trade.
mukashiyokatta
Bad mistake. Shows lack of wisdom.
Goodlucktoyou
just because it is on an active fault line and has had a number of accidents and would destroy Fukui, Shiga, Kyoto and Osaka, doesn't mean it is not such a bad idea.
nandakandamanda
Oi, Oi...!!!
ListenTheTruth
NPPs that use uranium are a real stupid way to boil water. @Goodluck, excellent sarcasm.
kurisupisu
The answer to where the spent fuel from these reactors has never been answered.
The radioactive debris from Fukushima is sitting up on mountains all over Fukushima where it is slowly leaking out of its plastic!
The government in conjunction with Fukushima prefecture has had the novel idea of using it as road fill!
There are future plans to transport it all over Japan for this use.
Jpn8
Japan is all about making money regardless of the safety of the people. Prices won't go down.