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News > Environmental protection regulations > Japanese Cabinet finalizes basic energy plan; green energy to account for the majority; nuclear energy to remain in use.

Japanese Cabinet finalizes basic energy plan; green energy to account for the majority; nuclear energy to remain in use.

  • 2018-08-17

The Japanese cabinet finalized its basic energy plan on March 3, aiming to make renewable energy the primary energy source by 2050, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and nuclear power. Specifically, by around 2030, renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power are projected to account for 22% to 24% of total electricity generation, up from the current approximately 15%, while nuclear power will account for 20% to 22%, and thermal power for 56%. According to the Nikkei, the Japanese government revised the basic energy plan at a cabinet meeting today. For the first time, the plan explicitly states its intention to "strive to reduce its possession of plutonium," a resource generated from the reprocessing of nuclear waste at nuclear power plants. This is the first revision of the basic energy plan in four years, as plutonium continues to accumulate due to the inability of nuclear power plants to restart operations since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear accident. The United States, from the perspective of prohibiting nuclear weapons proliferation, has demanded that Japan reduce its plutonium holdings. However, the plan also maintains the government's continued push to restart nuclear power plants, because for nuclear power to account for 20% of the total electricity supply, at least 30 nuclear power units need to be operating, but since the Fukushima nuclear accident in 2011, only nine units are currently operating. Source: Environmental Information Centre (2018/07/06)

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