Ohi nuclear plant to go back line on Sunday
One of the reactors at the Ohi nuclear power plant in central Japan on Sunday will go back online.

It will be the first to do so since reactors went offline due to safety concerns after the Fukushima accident last year.

The company plans to start lifting control rods in the No.3 reactor at 9:00 PM in the presence of senior vice industry minister Seishu Makino and Ohi Town Mayor Shinobu Tokioka.

The reactor is expected to reach criticality, starting a self-sustaining chain reaction, early on Monday.

The utility says the reactor will start generating power on Wednesday, and begin operating at full capacity 4 days later.
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