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Energy company claims its new fusion technology can provide heat and power to 70,000 homes: 'We now look forward to working with our partners in the U.S.'Fusion can provide abundant, air-pollution-free power without the long-lasting nuclear waste or meltdown risks carried with ...
Kiwi startup OpenStar's bold move to use levitating dipole reactor for fusion achieved a key milestone with its first plasma.
No, that wouldn't matter, there is no ban on nuclear power (whether fission or fusion) in NZ, there is a ban on nuclear weapons, and a ban on nuclear powered ships entering NZ waters. Which will be ...
The HL-3 is the largest and most advanced magnetic confinement tokamak device in China. A key aspect of the device’s ...
The FAST (Fusion by Advanced Superconducting Tokamak) project has been launched in Japan with the aim of achieving ...
Will fusion as an energy source finally become an everyday, commercial reality in the next decade or so—or not come to ...
A small start-up in New Zealand claims it has created plasma, the first step towards nuclear fusion, in under two years and ...
This physicist and self-described “plasma guy” (and former head of Argonne National Laboratory) delves into whether can ...
U.K.-based Tokamak Energy is designing a pilot fusion energy plant under the U.S. Department of Energy Bold Decadal Vision program. The latter was launched to use public-private partnerships to ...
China is targeting annual direct economic output value from its nuclear technology application industry at CNY400bn ($56bn) ...
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