Fusionsenergie-Unternehmen bündeln ihre Kräfte, um die kommerzielle Energieerzeugung voranzutreiben

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>A recent ITER workshop bringing together almost 50 CEOs and senior scientists from private fusion startups suggests that combining the technologies from magnetic and laser fusion experiments could accelerate the development of practical fusion power.

>Though the field of fusion energy research is dominated by a few major efforts, there are today about 50 privately funded fusion startups in 12 countries that have garnered over US$5.6 billion in investments. Most of them claim that they will be able to achieve commercial fusion power by 2030.

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>A significant example of this is a panel debate at the workshop on inertial confinement fusion hosted by the CEO of Fusion Energy Insights Melanie Windridge, Ex-Fusion CEO Kazuki Matsuo, and Marvel Fusion CEO Dan Gengenbach. In discussing the two major approaches, the panel said that recent progress has opened up new opportunities for collaboration. According to Matsuo, there are a number of areas where laser and magnet camps can help one another, including with the blanket systems used to convert fusion energy into usable power that work well for either approach.

>Other places of cooperation could be in materials used to build fusion plants, taking advantage of clearing regulatory hurdles by one or the other side, software, and development of safety regulations. In this way, the development of commercial fusion power could be significantly accelerated.

Commercial fusion energy by 2030 would be a massive win for humanity. We need this