Toward the realization of a carbon-free society, volunteer members of the Liberal Democratic Party have set up a parliamentary federation to promote the construction of new nuclear power plants in line with the decommissioning of old nuclear power plants, saying that nuclear power is an indispensable energy. I will work on.
The government is reviewing the "Basic Energy Plan" once every three years, and the focus is on the positioning of renewable energy and nuclear power generation toward the realization of a carbon-free society set by Prime Minister Suga.
Under these circumstances, a volunteer member of the Liberal Democratic Party said, "Nuclear power is indispensable for achieving both cheap energy supply and decarbonization." We launched the Parliamentary League to promote the establishment and held the establishment general meeting on the 12th.
In addition to former Defense Minister Inada, who became chairman, about 30 people including former Prime Minister Abe and former Secretary-General Hosoda attended the meeting, and Mr. Abe said, "A policy to supply stable power while maintaining national power. It is a strict fact that we have to face nuclear power firmly when thinking about it. "
Then, he reviewed the current basic plan to reduce the dependence on nuclear power generation as much as possible, and confirmed that he would work to maintain the dependence.