The world’s biggest nuclear plant is likely to resume generation this year after more than a decade offline, part of a revival of the technology that will help ease Japanese power costs, according to BloombergNEF. Tokyo Electric Power Co. will start output from the No. 7 unit at the Kashiwazaki Kariwa facility in October under a base-case scenario, BNEF analysts including Mariko O’Neil and Yumi Kim said in the research group’s inaugural report on Japan’s power market, published Monday. It will be the first time Tepco will operate a nuclear reactor under safety rules implemented after the meltdowns at its Fukushima ... (full story)