Japan's Kansai Electric Power Company launched the Mihama Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3 reactor in Fukui Prefecture on the 10th. It entered the adjustment operation phase on the same day, and is scheduled to resume commercial operation on November 4. While the unit was in operation on May 8 this year, the high-pressure turbine cover was broken, causing steam to leak, and the reactor was shut down manually as a result. Subsequently, regular inspections were brought forward to June. However, on September 17, during adjustments to resume commercial operations, staff discovered that the pipeline was leaking, and the unit was manually shut down again the next day.

Japan's Kansai Electric Power Company launched the Mihama Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3 reactor in Fukui Prefecture on the 10th. It entered the adjustment operation phase on the same day, and is scheduled to resume commercial operation on November 4. While the unit was in operation on May 8 this year, the high-pressure turbine cover was broken, causing steam to leak, and the reactor was shut down manually as a result. Subsequently, regular inspections were brought forward to June. However, on September 17, during adjustments to resume commercial operations, staff discovered that the pipeline was leaking, and the unit was manually shut down again the next day.