Chubu Electric in Tough Spot after N-Plant Data Fraud

Tokyo, Sept. 14 (Jiji Press)--Chubu Electric Power Co. faces a difficult predicament as its earthquake-risk data fraud has left the power utility with no clear outlook for restarting its Hamaoka nuclear plant in central Japan. An investigative committee report released Monday highlighted the seriousness of the misconduct, in which Chubu Electric provided to the Nuclear Regulation Authority ...

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