Japan can end nuclear power reliance in future: Oettinger

Japan can end nuclear power reliance in future: Oettinger

MUNICH, Germany - Gunther Oettinger, European commissioner for energy, says Japan can break with nuclear power generation in the future, answering a question from a Kyodo News reporter in Munich on Feb. 1, 2014.

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