Yukio Masanobu: Japan will soon realize "zero nuclear power"

According to a report on July 22 from Japan’s Kyodo News Agency, Japan’s economy and industry prime minister Yukio Noriyoshi expressed his energy policy in the Utsunomiya City on the 21st that Japan will soon realize “zero nuclear power”.

Yukio Chino said: “Sooner or later we will halt the operation of all nuclear power plants in the country. For my personal feelings, I hope that tomorrow will be completely suspended.” He once again stressed that Japan needs to get rid of its dependence on nuclear power, but hopes that the people understand the current state. Still need to use nuclear power. Yukio Yoshino did not mention the proportion of nuclear power in 2030, but hinted that he was opposed to the “20 to 25%” plan that is the closest to the status quo. Yukio Chino pointed out that many initiatives such as the application of renewable energy sources and the promotion of energy conservation "will take time." He also talked about people’s concerns about relying on thermal power generation to increase electricity bills and increases in carbon dioxide emissions. He said he hopes to know how much the nation can withstand drastic changes in these areas.