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Stricken Japan nuke plant struggles to keep staff

"We're headed toward a real crisis," said Ryuichi Kino, a free-lance writer and photographer who has authored books about the nuclear disaster and has reported on TEPCO intensively since March 2011.

Hundreds seek compensation in Japan nuclear crisis

They demanded that the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co., pay them an additional 70 million yen ($690,000) in damages.

Crippled Japanese nuclear plant suffers blackout

TEPCO says the reactors were unaffected, and it plans to restore power to the pool cooling systems as soon as it determines the cause.

Panel says no cover-up attempt by Japan nuke plant

On Wednesday, the panel attributed the problem to a TEPCO official's misunderstanding of the situation at Unit 1, and said TEPCO wasn't trying to hide the equipment from the inspectors.

Slow recovery frustrates Japanese tsunami, quake victims on 2nd anniversary

Hundreds of them filed a lawsuit Monday demanding compensation from the government and the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co., or TEPCO, for their suffering and losses.

Washington state engineers reflect on Fukushima nuclear disaster response

With no functioning cooling system, the Tokyo Electric Power Co. resorted to pouring millions of gallons of seawater into the reactors to cool them.

Japan nuke plant progressing in fuel removal plans

Plant operator Tokyo Electric Power Co. plans to remove melted fuel from the wrecked reactors within 10 years, but full decommissioning is expected to take decades.

Japan's TEPCO gears up for US shale gas imports

TEPCO plans to buy 400,000 tons of LNG a year, beginning in 2017, from the Cameron project through trading house Mitsui & Co.

US sailors sue Japanese utility over radiation

The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in San Diego last week against Tokyo Electric Power Co., which is owned by the Japanese government.

People flee Japan nuke disaster to faraway Okinawa

An escape to Okinawa underlines a determination to get away from radiation and, for some, distrust toward Tokyo Electric Power Co., the utility that operates Fukushima Dai-ichi.

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Japan watchdog: Nuclear plant sits on active fault

The fate of the Tsuruga reactor has also rattled the country's power industry, as nine regional...

TOKYO: Hundreds seek compensation in Japan nuclear crisis

The compensation money paid by TEPCO actually comes from the government.

TOKYO: More radioactive water leaking at Japan nuke plant

Ono said TEPCO has decided to stop using the two most damaged of the three leaking tanks as soon...

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Tokyo Electric Power Company: Power Surge In Stock Price

Tokyo Electric Power is a power distribution company as well as a power generation company.

World markets wait on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke

Speculation that Japan may restart nuclear reactors shut down following the March 2011 tsunami...

Up to 120 Tons of Radioactive Water Leak from Fukushima Daiichi Storage Tank

TEPCO has been using water to cool the damaged reactors and prevent them from overheating.

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Tepco reveals possibility of new leak at Fukushima

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Japan's Tepco may run out of space for radioactive water

Tepco engineers have not decided whether to transfer the water to above-ground tanks, Ono said.

Small Toxic Leak Is Reported at Fukushima Nuclear Plant

The operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company, said that about three liters, or just over three...