THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
JAPAN
A Fukushima Ghost Town Seeks Rebirth Through Renewable Energy
Devastated by Japanese nuclear plant’s meltdown in 2011, Namie hopes a new hydrogen-fuel facility can generate a turnaround
Flowers sit on a memorial in Namie, Japan. Less than five miles from the nuclear power plant that suffered meltdowns in 2011, the city in Fukushima prefecture looked like a ghost town until recently. Shiho Fukada for The Wall Street Journal
By River Davis
July 12, 2019 5:30 am ET
NAMIE, Japan—Fukushima prefecture, a place synonymous in many minds with nuclear meltdown, is trying to reinvent itself as a hub for renewable energy.
One symbol is just outside Namie, less than five miles from the nuclear-power plant devastated by an earthquake and tsunami in 2011. At the end of a winding road through miles of barren land, construction is nearing completion on one of the world’s largest hydrogen plants.
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