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Operator-release chronology: first reactor startup October 29, 2024; grid generation November 15; later checks and restarts; commercial return December 26, 2024.[1]
Restart safety-measures opportunity cost including shared station safety facilities; excludes separately planned later anti-terrorism facilities. Exact quote: “approximately 570 billion yen”.[1]
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Commercial operation resumes at 16:00 Japan time after final checks. Electrical rating is 796 MWe net / 825 MWe gross.[1]
796 MW electrical capacity. Historical generating capacity; not a claim about current output. Calendar-2024 electricity supplied: 568.48 GWh (annual energy, not instantaneous output).[2]
Project cost: JPY 570,000,000,000. Restart safety-measures opportunity cost including shared station safety facilities; excludes separately planned later anti-terrorism facilities. Source quote: “approximately 570 billion yen”. Stated currency; no foreign-exchange or inflation conversion.[4]
Photo: Kyodo News via AP / China Daily. Onagawa station, October 24, 2024; Kyodo News via AP, published by China Daily November 16. Station context, not a photograph of each dated milestone. Source and credit.
Power generation825 MW · Onagawa Unit 2: 825 MW BWR rating; net/gross not specified in operator restart notice. Commercial operation resumed December 26, 2024; not incremental upgrade capacity. · source