According to Bloomberg News website on the 27th, the Japanese government called on people to spare no effort to save electricity when facing power shortage this summer According to the report, the Minister of economy and industry, Koichi haginoda, said in Tokyo today: "if a family wants to watch a TV set together, they don't have to turn on the air conditioner in other rooms. Every household should try their best to save electricity."
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It is reported that the power supply shortage in March almost led to a large-scale power outage in the Japanese capital. It is expected that the power supply will remain tight throughout the summer and the following winter. In Tokyo, officials had previously urged residents to watch less TV for one hour a day, turn off the heat preservation mode of rice cookers, and do not use the heating function on the toilet seat before winter.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, from June to August, the probability of abnormal high temperature in northern and eastern Japan is as high as 50%. According to a report released by the government on Friday, the power reserve ratio in Tokyo, northeast and central regions may fall to 3.1% in July, slightly higher than the minimum set by the government.
It is reported that in winter, after the weather turns cold, the problem of power supply shortage is expected to get worse.
According to NHK, Japan will convene relevant cabinet ministers next week to discuss the power shortage, because some regions may face the most severe energy supply shortage in the past decade this winter. The Japan Broadcasting Association said the government is expected to formulate measures, including restarting abandoned thermal power plants. (compiled by songcaiping)