A U.K. startup backed by China’s Tencent Holdings Ltd. proved a novel approach to generating fusion energy in a breakthrough that could slash the technology’s cost by providing cheap, clean nuclear fuel.
The MDAC will support General Fusion in designing a practical and compelling fusion power plant that can be deployed by the early 2030s.
After super-heating plasma to 100 million degrees Celsius, Tokamak Energy has achieved “ignition temperature” for fusion.
Gina McCarthy and other administration officials showcased fusion energy in a bid to accelerate vast amounts of carbon-free power
President Biden wants the warmth of many suns to power American homes and businesses.
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The experimental Joint European Torus has doubled the record for the amount of energy made from fusing atoms — the process that powers the Sun.
German fusion energy start-up Marvel Fusion has gained new investment and high level industry support for its emerging technology.
With startups getting into nuclear technology, it’s no surprise to see more fundraising happening. Now, Kyoto Fusioneering, a fusion energy startup based out of Japan but increasingly expanding abroad, has raised 1.33 billion yen ($11.7 million) in its latest round of funding. The company has now raised 1.67 billion yen ($14.7 million) to date.
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