JAPC POWER STATIONSTokai Power Station

Tokai No. 2 Power Station

Electric output：166,000kW
Reactor type：Graphite-moderated,carbon dioxide gas-cooled reactor (GCR)
Fuel：Natural uranium（approx. 187tons）
Commercial operation：July 25, 1966~
March 31, 1998
Decommissioning started: December 4, 2001

Electric output：1,100,000 kW
Reactor type：Boiling water reactor(BWR)
Fuel：Low enriched uranium(approx. 132 tons)
Start of commercial operation:
November 28, 1978

Tsuruga Power Station Unit 1

Tsuruga Power Station Unit 2

Electric output：357,000kW
Reactor type：Boiling water reactor(BWR)
Fuel：Low enriched uranium(approx. 52 tons)
Commercial operation：March 14, 1970~
April 27, 2015

Electric output：1,160,000kW
Reactor type：Pressurized water reactor(PWR)
Fuel：Low enriched uranium(approx. 89 tons)
Start of commercial operation：
February 17, 1987

Tsuruga Power Station Units 3 and 4

JAPC

Corporate Overview

Electric output：1,538,000kW each (2 units)
Reactor type：Advanced pressurized waterreactor■ Adress,Telephone（As of June 30, 2016）
Tokai Head Office
Tokai Power Station
Tokai Ⅱ Power Station

1-1 Shirakata, Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki 319-1198, Japan

Tel. 029-282-1211

Community Relations &Co-operation Dep.

1-1 Shirakata, Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki 319-1198, Japan

Tel. 029-287-1250

978-25 Kasahara-machi, Mito-shi, Ibaraki 310-0852, Japan

Tel. 029-301-1511

3-4-1 Tokai, Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki 319-1117, Japan

Tel. 029-287-0111

Tsuruga Power Station

1 Myojin-cho, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui 914-8555, Japan

Tel. 0770-26-1111

Community Relations &Co-operation Dep.

2-9-16 Honmachi, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui 914-0051, Japan

Tel. 0770-25-5611

4-1 Ohte3-chome, Fukui-shi, Fukui 910-0005, Japan

Tel. 0776-25-3233

Tsuruga Plant Construction
Arrangements Office

1 Myojin-cho, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui 914-8555, Japan

Tel. 0770-26-8051

Tsuruga Training Center

165-9-6 Kutsumi, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui 914-0823, Japan

Tel. 0770-21-9700

Nuclear Emergency
Assistance Center

165-9-6 Kutsumi, Tsuruga-shi, Fukui 914-0823, Japan

Tel. 0770-21-9741

Head Office

1-1 Kanda-Mitoshiro-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0053, Japan

General Affairs Dep.
Quality Audit & Business
Practice Examination Dep.

Tel. 03-6371-7400

Nuclear Safety Promotion Dep.
Public Relations Dep.
Corporate Planning Dep.
Accounting & Contract Dep.

Tel. 03-6371-7880
Tel. 03-6371-7300
Tel. 03-6371-7350
Tel. 03-6371-7450

Ibaraki Office

Tokai Training Center
Tsuruga Head Office■ JAPC website

Tel. 03-6371-7250

Plant Management Dep.
Decommissioning Project Dep.
Projects Development Dep.
International Project
Development Dep.
Corporate Audit’s OfficeTel. 03-6371-7600
Tel. 03-6371-7700
Tel. 03-6371-7800
Tel. 03-6371-7950
Tel. 03-6371-7050

The Japan Atomic Power Company

http://www.japc.co.jp＜2016.7＞

A Pioneer in the New Nuclear Power Age
I would like to convey my deepest sympathies to everyone who was harmed by the Great East Japan Earthquake and to express my prayers for rapid recoveryand restoration in the damaged regions.
As a business in the same nuclear power industry as that involved with the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station of the Tokyo Electric Power Company, we
have reacted with extreme determination to ensure that this type of accident never occurs again and will take all possible measures to ensure the safety of ourpower stations.
In Japan, which has few natural resources, nuclear power is a crucial baseload power source, and nuclear power will continue to play a major role in the stablesupply of electric power in the future.
Over a history of more than 50 years, the Japan Atomic Power Company has built and operated nuclear power stations, including the Tokai Power Station, Japan’s
first commercial nuclear power station, contributing to the development of nuclear power and the stable supply of electricity. Since the Great East Japan
Earthquake, however, no specific outlook regarding resumption of existing power stations can be established. In addition, the company’s business environmentis undergoing major changes in conjunction with the reform of electric power systems including the complete deregulation of retail electric power and theMamoru Muramatsu,President

elimination of wholesale power regulations.
In light of these circumstances, we will act as a pioneer of nuclear power to further hone the human resources and technologies that we have accumulated
through our business activities and utilize them to the greatest possible degree so we can undertake advanced nuclear power problem solving and become
a nuclear technology platform company. To do this, we will undertake business reforms while gaining the understanding of stakeholders including local
communities with a focus on five business domains: operation of existing power stations; moving forward with the expansion plan for the Tsuruga Power
Station Units 3 and 4; providing support for the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station; decommissioning operations; and overseas business.
I request your continued understanding and support.

Overseas BusinessWe seek to participate in overseas projects and areOperation of Existing Power Stations

developing new business models.

Premised on ensuring the safety of the Tokai No.2 Power Station and Tsuruga
Power Station Unit 2 and working to achieve maximum efficiency, we willcontinue to maintain the soundness of these facilities.

We will undergo

safety inspection of these two power stations in proper compliance with New
Regulatory Requirements. With regard to evaluation of the shatter zones at thesite of the Tsuruga Power Station, we will continue to make a strong request
to the Nuclear Regulation Authority to provide us with the opportunity to
explain and discuss the zones and to conduct a review of the evaluation froma scientific and technical perspective based on the comments of the numerous
peer reviewers involved in the basis of the evaluation.

Decommissioning BusinessWe will undertake decommissioning of the Tokai
Power Station and Tsuruga Power Station Unit
1 under a safety first policy, and take measures
towards establishing a decommissioning businessmaking use of that experience.

Moving Forward with the Expansion Plan

P roviding Support for the Fukushima

for the Tsuruga Power Station Units 3 and 4

Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

We are undertaking measures to carry out the construction plan

We are providing support for the decommissioning of thein light of New Regulatory Requirements and reform of the electric

Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station while taking appropriate

power system.

measures to eliminate risks.