Helion hat 1 Milliarde US-Dollar und 3 Jahre Zeit, um Fusionsbetriebenen Energie zu finden-die neueste Serie F des Unternehmens bringt die Gesamtinvestition in Helion über die 1-Milliarde-Dollar-Linie und es ist abzurufen, mit der Leistung von Strom von einem einzigen 50-MW-Anlage an Microsoft mit Strom versorgt zu werden bis 2028.
https://newatlas.com/energy/helion-1-billion-3-years-fusion-clean-energy/
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>Washington-based fusion energy company Helion just raised US$425 million in fresh funding for its bid to be the first to produce usable electricity through nuclear fusion. The firm’s latest Series F round brings the total investment into Helion over the $1 billion line, and it’s aiming to begin [delivering power from a single fusion 50-MW plant to Microsoft by 2028](https://newatlas.com/energy/helion-microsoft-fusion-2028/?itm_source=newatlas&itm_medium=article-body).
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>It remains to be seen if that will be enough to get Helion system’s up and running within its deadline. The firm has taken on the gargantuan task of efficiently and affordably generating zero-carbon electricity, and signed a legally binding agreement to face financial penalties if it fails to supply Microsoft with electricity within three years.
This really sounds way too good to be true. I think that if we were on the doorstep of commercial fusion energy we’d be hearing a lot more about it. I’d be super excited to see this be true, but I’m certainly not holding my breath.
This is going to fail. Fusion will not come about until every single person alive today is long, long dead.
Well why would companies sign a contract for something that seems scientifically unachievable within 3 years?
LOL, 3 years fusion, at same time we can’t make nuclear reactor without at least 3 years of delays