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In reply to the discussion: Fukushima news [View all]Bennyboy
(10,440 posts)Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has accepted Washingtons offer to help with the cleanup and decommissioning of Japans Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant. The move comes as TEPCO prepares for the major operation of removing fuel rods from Unit 4.
TEPCO president Naomi Hirose said the decision was made Friday when US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz visited the nuclear plant.
Secretary Moniz and I became consistent through our talking today with the necessity of further strengthening cooperation, to contribute to the nuclear power and decommissioning industry not only between the two countries but throughout the world, by sharing and accumulating technology and knowledge towards the stability and decommissioning of the power station, Hirose said in a statement published on TEPCOs website.
In 2012, Japan and the US created a bilateral commission to strengthen engagement on civil nuclear issues.
A Japan-US commission is set to meet in Washington, DC on Monday to exchange opinions on Fukushima emergency response and regulatory issues.
http://rt.com/news/fukushima-tepco-us-aid-139/
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