1. Introduction
Basic nuclear policy in Japan is, aiming at using nuclear fuel resources as effectively as reasonably
achievable, to reprocess spent fuel and to effectively use the recovered plutonium and uranium, while
ensuring safety, nuclear non-proliferation and environmental protection, and paying due attention to
economic viability. This was determined by Japan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC) in October 2005.
Image of future nuclear energy which was shown by JAEC in 2005 is illustrated in Fig. 1. Long-term
nuclear energy policy in Japan has been re-examined approximately every five years. There will be
re-evaluation of national nuclear energy policy in 2010. Candidate discussion points will be determined
soon. Evaluation of interim storage as giving flexibility in nuclear fuel cycle, accelerating site selection
process for disposal of of high level waste, and effective methods to conduct FBR cycle R&D would be
potential subjects.
1. Introduction
Basic nuclear policy in Japan is, aiming at using nuclear fuel resources as effectively as reasonably
achievable, to reprocess spent fuel and to effectively use the recovered plutonium and uranium, while
ensuring safety, nuclear non-proliferation and environmental protection, and paying due attention to
economic viability. This was determined by Japan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC) in October 2005.
Image of future nuclear energy which was shown by JAEC in 2005 is illustrated in Fig. 1. Long-term
nuclear energy policy in Japan has been re-examined approximately every five years. There will be
re-evaluation of national nuclear energy policy in 2010. Candidate discussion points will be determined
soon. Evaluation of interim storage as giving flexibility in nuclear fuel cycle, accelerating site selection
process for disposal of of high level waste, and effective methods to conduct FBR cycle R&D would be
potential subjects.
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