Yukio Edano News
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will ask U.S. President Barack Obama to allow shale gas exports as the world’s third-largest economy grapples with soaring energy costs after 2011’s nuclear disaster closed reactors.
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Japan can cut its power costs by 30 percent if it restarts at least half the country’s 50 nuclear reactors by 2014, a government adviser said.
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Japan’s government should take control of nuclear power plants to achieve its goal of phasing out atomic power over the next three decades, Trade and Industry Minister Yukio Edano wrote in a book published today.
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Japan’s trade and industry minister Yukio Edano said directors and auditors must report wrongdoing. He was commenting at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan today in Tokyo.
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Tokyo Electric Power Co. shares fell to the lowest in at least 37 years after Trade and Industry Minister Yukio Edano said the company should consider being nationalized.
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Japan’s trade and industry minister Yukio Edano said he doubts the strong yen reflects the country’s economic fundamentals. He was commenting at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan today in Tokyo.
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Japanese Trade Minister Yukio Edano said none of the nation’s nuclear reactors will be in operation starting May 6 after Hokkaido Electric Power Co. suspends the No. 3 reactor at its Tomari plant on May 5, Kyodo News reported.
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Japan’s point man on nuclear energy visited regional officials this weekend to say reactors are safe to operate, less than three weeks before the nation’s sole nuclear plant still running closes for maintenance.
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Japan’s government will consider taking control of the country’s atomic power stations unless private utilities assume more responsibility for the risks involved in their operations, the Yomiuri newspaper reported, citing Trade and Industry minister Yukio Edano.
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The following is a calendar of expected financial events in Japan. Other calendars can be found at: {ECO JN <GO>} for economic indicators, {ACDR <GO>} for earnings, and {CACT <GO>} for corporate actions. Times may change.
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