plant. A MOX fuel fabrication facility with an 800-ton per year capacity when completed A low level nuclear waste storage facility A high level nuclear waste temporary storage and monitoring facility The Japan Atomic Energy Agency also has multiple facilities at the site like the Linear IFMIF Prototype Accelerator (LIPAc) devoted to the Fusion Energy Development Programme under the European Union-Japan Broader Approach agreement. Since the 1970s, local opposition to plans to operate Japan's first large commercial plutonium plant at Rokkasho have focused on the threat of a large-scale release of radioactivity. During the 1990s anti-nuclear groups in Japan released studies showing the risks of routine operation of the Rokkasho Reprocessing Plant. The facility in full operation is designed to separate as much as 8 tons of plutonium each year from spent reactor fuel from Japan's domestic nuclear reactors. As of 2006 Japan owned approximately 45 tons of separated plutonium. In May, 2006, an international awareness campaign about the dangers of the Rokkasho reprocessing plant, Stop Rokkasho, was launched by musician Ryuichi Sakamoto. Greenpeace has opposed operation of the Rokkasho Reprocessing Plant under a campaign called "Wings of Peace: No more Hiroshima, Nagasaki. Stop Rokkasho", since 2002 and has launched a cyberaction to stop the project. Rokkasho was a candidate to host the plasma fusion reactor ITER, but lost out to Cadarache, France. Rokkasho has been hosting the Helios high-performance supercomputer centre capable of performing complex plasma physics calculations for fusion research, since January 2012. Gas and wind power Mutsu-Ogawara Oil Storage Facility Completed: September 1985 Max capacity: around 5,700 megaliters in 51 tanks Current usage: 4,920 megaliters at end of March 2003 Managing company：Mutsu-Ogawara Oil Storage Co Ltd Mutsu-Ogawara Wind Farm Established: January 2003 Power: 31,500 kW (1,500 kW × 21 units) Managing company: Eco power Rokkashomura Futamata Wind Power Plant Established: December 2003 Power: 31,850 kW (1,500 kW × 20 units; 1,425 KW x 2 units) Managing company: Japan Wind Development Company Ltd Rokkashomura Wind Power Plant Established: May 2007 Power: 51,000 kW (1,500 kW × 34 units) Managing company: Japan Wind Development Company Ltd Battery energy storage facility 34 MW (204 MWh) grid energy storage facility using sodium–sulfur batteries, manufactured by NGK, installed since 2008 Agriculture Stock raising is prevalent. Fishing Three small fishing ports. Transportation Railway Rokkasho is not served by any passenger train service. Highway Shimokita Expressway International relations Waren, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany Sister city since