Westinghouse CEO Expects Japan to Restart Most Nuclear Reactors
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Japan will probably restart most of its atomic reactors within “several years” after the country improved safety at the plants following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear meltdown, according to Westinghouse Electric Corp.
“I’m pretty optimistic the Japanese nuclear fleet is going to restart,” Chief Executive Officer Danny Roderick said today in an interview. “It’s going to take several years but I can tell you that the sentiment has changed significantly.”