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❶ ALPS treated water, etc. Reduction Status

Amount of ALPS treated water, etc.

0% reduction

since the commencement of
ALPS treated water discharge (August 2023)

Prior to the commencement of ALPS treated water discharge 1,336,502m3

1297499

*Amount of water containing amount between the bottom of
a tank and the lower measuring limit of the level gauge

Amount of ALPS treated water, etc. prior to
the commencement of discharge (August 2023)

1,336,502

Amount of ALPS treated water generated since the commencement of discharge
:
Total discharge amount of ALPS treated water
:

Amount of ALPS treated water, etc.

Reduction amount:

(% reduction since the commencement of discharge)

The process of generating ALPS-treated water


*Amount of Sr removed water:

At the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, ALPS treated water, etc. (" ALPS treated water" and "water to be re-purified"), which is contaminated water that has been treated with multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS), is stored. And, water awaiting ALPS treated is also temporarily stored.
・ALPS treated water
Before each ALPS treated water discharge, we confirm that government standards for discharge into the environment have been met.
・Water to be re-purified
Before treated water to be re-purified is discharged into the sea, it is repeatedly purified with ALPS until government standards are met.

Click here for number of tanks, amount of ALPS treated water, etc.(ALPS treated water, water to be re-purified)and Strontium removed water(water to be treated with ALPS) stored in tanks.

Radioactive Concentration Contains in ALPS treated water, etc.

  • 35%
    (410,600m³)
    Only ALPS treated
    water is discharged.
  • 30%
    (351,200m³)
  • 18%
    (209,600m³)
  • 14%
    (161,700m³)
  • 5%
    (56,700m³)

A L P S t r e a t e d w a t e r

W a t e r t o b e - p u r i f i e d

(As of June 30, 2025)

*Only completely filled tanks were used to calculate the amount, so this amount may differ from the entire amount of stored water.

Amount of ALPS treated water and water to be re-purified broken down by the sum of the ratios to regulatory concentrations limits (estimate)

  • 〜1time
  • 1time〜5times
  • 5times〜10times
  • 10times〜100times
  • 100times〜19,909times
  • Sum may not be 100 because storage percentages have been rounded to integers.

Currently, ALPS treated water, etc. is being stored in tanks after most of the radionuclides have been removed, with the exception of tritium. Multi-nuclide removal equipment is capable of removing radioactive substances (excluding tritium) to the point where the concentrations of these substances are lower than the regulatory concentrations limits set for discharge into the environment, which are part of national regulatory standards pertaining to contaminated water. However, due to equipment malfunctions at the beginning of the facility operation and different operational objectives at the time , the current amount of treated water being stored broken down by the sum of the ratios to regulatory concentrations is as shown in the above diagram.

More detail at the radioactive concentrations of each storage tank area

More detail at ALPS treated water, etc. data from the ALPS outlet

Click here for details on how storage amounts have increased since the last update (March 31, 2025).


Measurement/Confirmation Facility Conditions

Multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS)

One of the systems used to purify contaminated water that has been generated at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. With the exception of tritium, this equipment can remove most of the radionuclides present in contaminated water.
Click here for details

Multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS)

ALPS treated water, etc. and Sr removed water

Contaminated water from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station that has been purified and is being stored in tanks at the power station site. There are two types of treated water. "Sr removed water" is water from which cesium (Cs) and strontium (Sr) have been removed, and "ALPS treated water, etc." is Sr removed water from which most radionuclides, except for tritium, have been removed.
Click here for details

ALPS treated water, etc. and Sr removed water

Storage and management of ALPS treated water, etc.

ALPS treated water, etc. is now stored in welded tanks, which have larger storage capacity and are less likely to leak.
Double dikes constructed around tanks prevent water from flowing beyond a certain point in the event of a leak.
Tank area are patrolled and water levels continuously monitored in order to be able to quickly respond to leak risks.
We considered using other types of tanks such as "large-capacity tanks," "underground tanks," and "Floating shore tank," but ultimately decided to store the ALPS treated water, etc. in welded tanks.

tank

ALPS treated water, Water to be re-purified

Water treated with multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS) so that the concentrations of radioactive materials other than tritium sufficiently satisfy regulatory standards for safety (sum of ratios of legally required concentrations, excluding tritium, is less than 1) shall be referred to as, "ALPS treated water."
Water that has been purified with multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS), but for which the concentrations of radioactive materials do not meet regulatory standards for safety (sum of ratios of legally required concentrations, excluding tritium, is 1 or higher) shall be referred to as, "Treated water to be re-purified."
The term "ALPS treated water, etc." shall be used when referring collectively to both types of water.

ALPS treated water, etc.

Water from which most radionuclides, with the exception of tritium, have been removed using the multi-nuclide removal equipment (ALPS), which is equipment used for purifying contaminated water generated at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.

Click here for more details on the ALPS

The Japanese government’s regulatory standards for contaminated water

The Japanese government has two regulatory standards for contaminated water:
1.Standards for water that is to be stored in tanks(effective dose rate at site borders)
2.Standards for discharging water into the environment(regulatory concentrations)

Click here for more details on Treatment History

The Japanese government’s standards for discharging contaminated water into the environment ( regulatory concentration limits)

National laws and regulations(注記) that stipulate the radioactive concentration limits for each radionuclide if radioactive substances from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station are to be discharged into the environment.

(注記)Public Notification of Requirements for the Safety of the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station and the Protection of Specific Nuclear Fuel Material

The sum of the ratios to regulatory concentrations

Japanese laws and regulations stipulate the radioactive concentration limits for each radionuclide (regulatory concentration limits) if radioactive substances are to be discharged into the environment. Since the regulatory concentration limits differ for each radionuclide, when discharging multiple radioactive substances, the ratios to regulatory concentrations are calculated for each radionuclide and the total is referred to as the "sum of the ratios to regulatory concentrations"

(注記)Public notice of Requirements for the Safety of the TEPCO Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station and the Protection of Specific Nuclear Fuel Material

Government Regulations for Storing Contaminated Water in Tanks
(Effective dose of 1mSv/year [or less] at site borders)

The Nuclear Regulation Authority requires that additional doses (additional doses newly given off by the power station facility that exclude naturally occurring radiation) posed on site borders from rubble and contaminated water stored at the power station site must be under 1mSv/year. This "effective dose at site borders" is used as a safety management standard when storing ALPS treated water, etc. in tanks on site.

Large-capacity tank, Underground tank, Floating shore tank

Large-capacity tank
More details
Underground tank
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Floating shore tank
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(注記)These images are for illustrative purposes only.

Changes in the amount of water stored in tanks since the
commencement of ALPS treated water discharge

Amount of ALPS treated water, etc. and Sr removed water stored in tanks

as of August 24, 2025
1,345,072m3
m3
000,000m3reduction
(追記) (追記ここまで)

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