To achieve a zero-carbon society, the Company should actively promote the introduction of diverse zero-carbon energy sources, such as the exponential introduction of renewable energy and hydrogen produced from renewable energy, while developing innovative new technologies. With respect to nuclear power generation, while a stable energy supply is important to protect citizens’ lives—particularly amid concerns over fuel procurement due to recent geopolitical developments in the Middle East—it also carries risks of natural disasters or becoming a target of armed conflict. In the event of a severe accident, widespread, irreversible, and significant damage could occur, which could not only severely impair shareholder value but also impose an excessive burden on future generations. Therefore, robust safety must be ensured through innovative technological development. No candidate locations have been decided for spent fuel interim storage facilities, and no method for its final disposal has been established. It is absolutely unacceptable to pass on the burden to future generations without any prospect of disposal of the ever-increasing amount of spent fuel. These issues must be resolved without delay.