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"Japan to restart reactors after Fukushima crisis, says nuclear power remains core electricity source
North Asia correspondent Matt Carney

Updated Wed 26 Feb 2014, 8:00am AEDT

Japan reactor shutdown Photo: Japan has 48 commercial reactors but all have been offline since the Fukushima disaster

The Japanese government has announced its intention to restart the country's 48 nuclear reactors, after two years of inactivity.

Japan has released its first draft energy policy since the Fukushima meltdown three years ago.

It states nuclear power will be a core source of electricity.

The policy expected to be approved by Cabinet next month, says nuclear reactors that meet new safety standards should be restarted.

The draft Energy Plan says a mix of nuclear, renewables and fossil fuels will best serve Japan's future energy needs.

Japan has 48 commercial reactors but all have been offline since the Fukushima disaster."

Time for some short covering, perhaps?