Japan's government plans to replace up to 14 nuclear reactors by 2050, with 2 to 5 expected by the 2040s. This initiative aims to secure electricity supply amid increasing reliance on hydrocarbons, which currently account for 60%-70% of its energy generation. The proposal includes a target for nuclear power to contribute 20% of electricity by 2040, addressing a projected supply shortfall of 5.5 million kW.
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