Fusion, the future of clean energy
Learn about the cutting edge fusion technology that is bringing efficient and clean energy to the world
Have a look at some of the most advanced fusion reactors currently in development around the world
The ITER project in southern France, the Wendelstein-7x project in Germany and the General Fusion project in the United Kingdom are all bringing humanity a step close to having the power of the sun on the palm of our hands
Tokomak reactor
First invented in the Soviet Union, learn about this torus-shaped reactor that promised to bring the power of the stars to earth
Magnetized Target Fusion Reactor
Researched and developed by General Fusion a Canadian company, MTF is taking components of other types of Fusion Reactor to create the best fusion reactor they can.
Stellerator Reactor
The first Stellarator was created in 1950 under PPPL founder Lyman Spitzer
combines light elements in the form of plasma — the hot, charged state of matter composed of free electrons and atomic nuclei, or ions, that makes up 99 percent of the visible universe
Why Fusion
Fusion power is the future of energy creation. It can produce massive amounts of energy with only little waste. By achieving fusion, Humanity would be able to once and for all be free of fossil fuels, whose retirement is already overdue.
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Even though nuclear fission reactors are highly efficient at creating energy by splitting Uranium pellets, there is still a risk for catastrophic accidents to occur. As for renewable energy, like wind or solar, it is simply not reliable enough. When a cloudy day comes or when the wind doesn't blow hard enough the supply of power is completely cut off.
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Fusion brings with itself a promise to give humanity risk-free, highly efficient and waste-free energy, which could save our already struggling planet.