The United States government is putting a sizable amount of money behind private sector nuclear fusion companies for the first time in the latest sign of how momentum is building behind the “holy grail” of clean energy.
The U.S government has announced it will provide up to $50 million as a reward to private nuclear fusion firms to develop this near-limitless, clean form of energy.
Revamped German stellarator should run longer, hotter and compete with tokamaks
A sustained, stable experiment is the latest demonstration that nuclear fusion is moving from being a physics problem to an engineering one
In this round-up we explore all the latest developments on the road to commercial power production from fusion reactors.
First Light Fusion’s CEO on the challenges of reaching commercial scale
Scientists say, yet again, that nuclear fusion is a few years away. Are they right this time?
Nuclear fusion could be within America’s grasp by the end of the next decade, with investment and interest in the energy source from both Biden and the former Trump administration
The US Republicans’ assault on environmental, social and governance investing is starting to have significant consequence for international fund managers.
Nuclear, believe it or not, is booming again. And with a serious pile of private and public funding behind them, these companies say they’re even getting closer to fusion.