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Nuclear Export

The export of nuclear power plants is a large-scale, high-risk business that greatly affects the energy policies of other countries. Because of the high risks and costs involved, public money was supposed to be used to back up Japanese companies that have plans to invest in nuclear power projects abroad. However, due to local opposition and the huge costs involved, most of the nuclear power export projects backed by Japanese public and private sectors have been abandoned.

2025.08.222025.08.22

Submission on the Review of ADB’s 2021 Energy Policy

2025.08.222025.08.22

Submission of Additional Request and Questions on ADB’s Nuclear Policy Change: ‘Supporting Nuclear Power is Irresponsible’

2025.08.062025.08.06

Five Japanese Organizations Urge World Bank and ADB to Withdraw Nuclear Energy Support Policy – Highlighting Issues of Nuclear Waste, Terrorism and Attack Risks, and Enormous Costs

2024.04.122024.04.12

Comments to the Japan-U.S.-Philippines Summit

2023.11.132024.05.01

NuScale’s plan for a small nuclear reactor, funded by JBIC, is cancelled, questioning the accountability of public financial institutions – A joint comment from CNIC and Friends of the Earth Japan (FoE Japan)

2023.03.102023.03.10

[STATEMENT] Twelve years after 3.11: Facing the reality of the Fukushima nuclear disaster and moving toward a nuclear-free world

2022.04.082022.04.08

Protesting Japan Bank for International Cooperation’s Investment in NuScale

2022.02.092022.02.09

International Symposium: 311, 11 years on – Learn about Fukushima and the world today, create a nuclear free tomorrow (March 6, 2022)

2018.05.022018.05.02

Urgent Joint Statement: Hitachi’s nuclear export transfers risks to both Japanese and British people while companies get profits