The area around the station has left about 300 thousand inhabitants.
Japanese authorities have appealed to a small German company with an offer to engage in the production of electricity from radioactive forest in Fukushima Prefecture. On Wednesday, October 26.
The head of the Dusseldorf-based company Entrade Energiesysteme AG, Julian of Ulich (Julien Uhlig) said that generation of electricity will be 400 special machines to generate energy from biomass, installed in the Japanese region. It is expected that by next year these devices will be able to produce 20 megawatts. It is planned that they will also be able to replace the solar batteries in the dark.
This project aims to help re-populate the Prefecture affected by the nuclear accident. Fukushima authorities expect that by 2040, all electricity will be produced here from renewable energy sources.
March 11, 2011 was the strongest ever Japan earthquake. For tremors of a magnitude of 9.1, recorded off the East coast of Honshu island, followed by tsunami. Natural disaster caused the accident at the NPP “Fukushima-1” where has failed cooling system of reactors. This has led to breach of containment buildings and radioactive contamination of the terrain. The area around the station has left about 300 thousand inhabitants.
