Fukushima Unit 5 Fuel Removed From Reactor
The fuel assemblies that have been inside the unit 5 reactor vessel since the 2011 disaster have all been moved
Read moreThe fuel assemblies that have been inside the unit 5 reactor vessel since the 2011 disaster have all been moved
Read moreJapan’s NRA has publicly urged TEPCO to upgrade computer systems used at Fukushima Daiichi, and possibly company wide. NRA pointed
Read moreTEPCO’s paid consultant from the US, Dale Klein is pushing TEPCO’s continuing quest to dump contaminated water into the ocean.
Read moreA board of audit overseeing the Fukushima disaster is urging TEPCO to sue some of their contractors over failed projects.
Read moreTEPCO issued the threat of a rate hike if they were not allowed to restart their reactors at Kashiwazaki Kariwa.
Read moreTEPCO announced that workers will be allowed to wear half masks or dust masks in more areas at Fukushima Daiichi
Read moreTEPCO says they responded to the deaths of two workers by stopping work and reviewing safety at the plants. This
Read moreTEPCO has gained approval to dump contaminated groundwater into the ocean. The water is being pumped up from the subdrain
Read moreAfter two workers were injured then died of their injuries, TEPCO has admitted a third incident that lead to serious
Read moreA second worker has died in the last two days. The second death happened at the Fukushima Daini plant. The
Read moreA 50 year old worker at the plant sustained serious injuries yesterday when he fell into a empty tank. The
Read moreA number of events have transpired in the last week as the disaster continues to evolve even years later. The
Read moreThe governor of Niigata has shut down any discussion of restarting TEPCO’s massive 7 unit nuclear plant. His main point
Read moreNRA has issued an administrative order over the misuse of spray dust inhibitors. While the subject sounds benign, this corner
Read moreFirst, the press announced that prosecutors probably won’t indict TEPCO executives for their role in the Fukushima nuclear disaster. Second, they were absolved
Read moreThe first nuclear disaster drill in Niigata in 2013 resulted in a considerable failure. This year another supposedly easier drill
Read moreAs news came out about yet another finding of Fukushima radioactive contamination offshore of North America, TEPCO published a rather
Read moreThis tactic has already been used on some TEPCO employees that are also evacuees. Now TEPCO is harassing the general
Read moreA US court upheld the lawsuit brought by hundreds of sailors exposed to radiation as part of the response to
Read moreTEPCO announced they are putting the new improved version of the ALPS decontamination system into daily operation. It will operate
Read moreFishermen have raised concerns with TEPCO’s new plan to dump treated water into the sea. The group is not convinced
Read moreA Japanese court found TEPCO to be 75% liable for the deaths of some of the hospital patients from Futaba
Read moreNHK reported today that an 820 million USD agreement was reached to allow the towns of Futaba an Okuma to
Read moreA citizen inquest panel has determined that 3 TEPCO executives and possibly a 4th should stand trial for their decision
Read moreTEPCO admitted today that the plant is still releasing 10 million becquerels per hour to the atmosphere. This is in
Read moreWorkers for TEPCO have been leaving at a rapid pace. Between cuts in pay and the social stigma of working
Read moreTwo Japanese nuclear power utilities have received bail outs from Japan’s state backed bank. Hokkaido and Kyushu power companies both
Read moreTEPCO has been doing further groundwater investigations at the plant including testing for contamination at various depths to understand what
Read moreTEPCO has told the NRA that they intend to cover contaminated water tanks at Fukushima Daiichi with some form of
Read moreIn a rare interview prompted by the recent Asahi Shimbun article series on the statements of late Fukushima Daiichi plant
Read moreThe Japanese government began funding this project after it was discovered TEPCO had realized the need, yet hid the problem
Read moreTEPCO again books a profit, this time about 438 billion yen. The company recently received another injection of government money.
Read moreTEPCO received another 191.8 billion yen from the Japanese government. The money is intended to be used to pay compensation claims
Read moreHyogo prefecture has been stalling the release of a nuclear crisis study’s data. A freedom of information act request mandated
Read moreEx SKF found the reason why TEPCO workers had been ignoring the new tank alarms for hours at a time.
Read moreTEPCO has admitted that the radioactive sludge leak from the H4 tank farm last August was more than three times
Read moreTEPCO has gained permission from fishing groups to dump contaminated groundwater into the Pacific as long as it is below
Read moreTEPCO released an interim report into the recent construction worker’s death at the plant. The report showed that the worker
Read moreAfter the death of a construction worker yesterday all work at Fukushima Daiichi has been stopped. TEPCO announced in today’s
Read moreA construction worker at the plant died after a concrete foundation wall collapsed. Work was being done in an excavation
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