Nuclear power in Japan
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In Japan, as of 2005, 55 nuclear reactors account for 30% of its electricity generated. 80% of its energy is being imported in the form of fossil fuels. Since 1973 nuclear energy has been a national strategic priority.
[edit] See also
- Energy production in Japan
- Politics of Japan
- Nuclear power
- List of nuclear reactors
- Nuclear energy policy
[edit] External links and references
- Government program for nuclear energy
- World nuclear
- Uranium Information Center: Nuclear power worldwide
- Uranium Information Center: Nuclear power in Japan (November 2006 briefing paper)
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