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Eight Companies Involved in Transporting Nuclear Fuel Have Been Asked to Consider the Project for the Mutsu Interim Storage Facility in Aomori Prefecture, Along with the Facility's Operators, TEPCO and Japan Atomic Power Company.
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It was learned on the 12th, through interviews with TEPCO and others, that on the 10th, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) and Japan Atomic Power Company, which invest in the operating company of the interim storage facility in Mutsu City, Aomori Prefecture, for the temporary storage of spent nuclear fuel from nuclear power plants, requested eight other power companies that own nuclear power plants to consider transporting the fuel. Mutsu City…
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