Tokyo Electric Power Holdings Co., Ltd. announced the commencement of recruitment for wholesale power sales to retail electricity providers for the fiscal year 2027. Applicants are required to submit the application format in accordance with the attached application guidelines.
The latest status of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was reported, indicating that the operational target values for the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities, groundwater bypass, and the ALPS treated water measurement and confirmation tank were satisfied. The release record of ALPS treated water from 00:00 on November 11 to 00:00 on November 12 was approximately 456 m³. Monitoring results on site and in the sea showed no significant variations in the analysis values of groundwater, seawater, marine organisms, and seaweed.
Today, the results of the nuclear regulatory inspection (nuclear material protection) conducted in the second quarter of FY2026 were reported at the Nuclear Regulation Authority. At the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Station, it was noted that an individual entered a protected area after their reliability verification had expired. The significance was assessed as Green and the severity as SL IV. Tokyo Electric Power stated that it would implement measures to prevent recurrence and continue working to improve its nuclear material protection functions and operations.
The status of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was reported, including the latest data on the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities, the ALPS treatment water measurement and confirmation tank, and monitoring of the plant premises and surrounding sea area. The sub-drain facility met the operational target value for the temporary storage tank, and approximately 456 m³ of discharge was carried out from the ALPS tank C group. Analysis results for groundwater, seawater, marine organisms, and seaweed showed no significant variations, and continuous monitoring of the diffusion status, mainly focusing on tritium, continues.
The status of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was reported, including the latest information on the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities, the ALPS treatment water measurement and confirmation tank, and the monitoring results within the plant and in the surrounding sea area. The sub-drain facility met its operational target values, and the release record for the ALPS tank C group was about 456 m³. Monitoring within the plant and in the sea area showed no significant variations in the analysis results of groundwater, seawater, marine organisms, and seaweed, and continuous confirmation of the diffusion status, mainly focusing on tritium, is being conducted.
The status of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is reported: the temporary storage tank for the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities was emptied on November 6, meeting operational target values. The release record of the ALPS treatment water measurement and confirmation tank group C was approximately 456 m³ from 0:00 on November 5 to 0:00 on November 6. Monitoring results for the plant site and surrounding sea showed no significant changes in groundwater, seawater, fish, or seaweed analysis values. The spread of tritium and the condition of marine organisms are being continuously monitored.
The gas management system for the containment vessel of Unit 1 at Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was shut down on November 4 due to control panel updates and is scheduled to transition to non-standard status. Operation will resume upon separate notification. At the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities, drainage began and ended on November 3, meeting the operational target values.
At the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, the control panel for the gas management system of the containment vessel of Unit 1 is scheduled to be temporarily stopped on November 4th due to an update. At the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities, the discharge of the E tank was completed on November 1st, meeting the operational target value. The temporary storage tank for the groundwater bypass is scheduled for November 3rd, and it is expected to satisfy the operational target value.
The status report of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant indicates that the sub-drain and other water treatment facilities met their operational target values, and that the ALPS treatment water measurement and confirmation tank C group released approximately 456 m³. Monitoring results for the plant site and surrounding sea area show no significant variations in the analysis values of groundwater, seawater, marine organisms, and seaweed.
We received a report that the internal server of Nippon Kotsu was accessed by a third party, potentially leaking personal information of executives and employees of Tokyo Electric Power Holdings. The individuals potentially affected are users and applicants of the company's arranged hires from around August 2006 to July 2026, including all or part of their names, job titles, home addresses, and phone numbers. At present, no secondary damage has been confirmed, and we are working on notifying the affected individuals and preventing recurrence.