Japan Atomic Blasts Regulator on Ruling That Keeps Reactor Shut
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Japan Atomic Power Co., which has Tokyo Electric Power Co. as its largest shareholder, said a decision by the regulator that will keep one of its nuclear reactors off line is “unacceptable.”
The Nuclear Regulation Authority, set up after the Fukushima disaster, today approved a report by its advisory board that said the No. 2 reactor at Japan Atomic’s Tsuruga plant has been built on an active earthquake fault.