Challenged by Rubble, TEPCO Completes Removal of Spent Fuel Assemblies from Pool at Fukushima Daiichi-3 NPP
On February 28, the Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) announced that it had completed removal of 566 spent fuel assemblies from the Unit 3 spent fuel pool at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs).

- 14 April, 2020 IAEA Issues Report Reviewing Treated Contaminated Water at Fukushima Daiichi NPPs, Praising Earlier ANRE Report
- 3 April, 2020 Minamisoma City Releases PR Videos about Plan to Become a “Robot Innovation City”
- 3 April, 2020 TEPCO Presents Ten-Year Decommissioning Midterm Action Plan for Fukushima Daiichi NPS
- 16 March, 2020 Fukushima Hydrogen Energy Research Field Opens in Namie Town, with Hydrogen to Be Used in Tokyo Olympics
- 5 February, 2020 Interview with Two Experts: Former UKAEA Chair Says “Political Intentions Exist Behind Unfounded Fears and Rumors”
- 30 January, 2020 ALPS Achieves Treatment Volume of One Million Tons in Less than Seven Years
- 21 January, 2020 Evacuation Orders for Futaba, Okuma, Tomioka Towns to Be Partially Lifted in March, with JR Joban Line to Be Completely Reopened for Service
- 24 December, 2019 Fuel Removal from Fukushima Daiichi-1 NPP: Large Cover to be Installed First
- 21 November, 2019 TEPCO Announces Timeline for Storage and Disposal of Treated Contaminated Water at Fukushima Daiichi
- 7 October, 2019 Fukushima Joban Products Fair Begins, Featuring Seafood Sent Directly to Restaurants in Tokyo-Yokohama Area
- 16 August, 2019 Two-day International Forum on Decommissioning Fukushima Daiichi Focuses on Coexistence and Co-prosperity with Local Communities
- 9 August, 2019 IRID Symposium Held in Fukushima, with Students Explaining Their Research on Fuel Debris Removal
- 8 August, 2019 TEPCO Decides to Decommission All Four Fukushima Daini Units
ANRE Begins Hearing from Concerned Parties on Handling of Treated Contaminated Water at Fukushima Daiichi NPPs
On April 6, Japan’s Agency for Natural Resources and Energy (ANRE), having previously published its report on the handling of treated contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs), held the first of a series of meetings to hear from concerned parties in Fukushima City (Fukushima Prefecture). Governor Masao Uchibori was invited to the hearing, along with municipal heads and representatives of various industries in the prefecture, to air their opinions and views.