Japan’s Chubu Electric bosses resign over quake data-tampering scandal
Chubu Electric Power announced on Monday that its president, Kingo Hayashi, and chairman, Satoru Katsuno, will resign following a scandal involving the tampering of earthquake data. The company stated that these two top executives would be replaced.

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AI-generatedChubu Electric Power announced on Monday that its president, Kingo Hayashi, and chairman, Satoru Katsuno, will resign following a scandal involving the tampering of earthquake data. The company stated that these two top executives would be replaced. In addition, Chubu Electric Power will withdraw its applications to restart the Nos 3 and 4 reactors at its Hamaoka nuclear plant. This development occurs as Japan seeks to increase its reliance on nuclear power, a policy shift that began after the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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4 extractedJapan is moving to revive nuclear power 15 years after the Fukushima disaster.
Chubu Electric Power will withdraw applications to restart reactors 3 and 4 at the Hamaoka nuclear plant.
President Kingo Hayashi and Chairman Satoru Katsuno will be replaced.
Two top executives at Chubu Electric Power will step down due to a data-tampering scandal.