From Demonstration to Deployment: Where Fusion Energy Goes Next
Insights from investors, utilities, reactor developers, and policymakers on the energy demand, funding, supply chain, and regulation shaping the path to commercial fusion power.
Insights from leaders across the full fusion energy yvalue chain, including the U.S. Department of Energy, CFS, Pacific Fusion, Inertia, Type One Energy, Thea Energy, Realta Fusion, TVA, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Societe Generale, and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Inside the Report: Top Strategic Takeaways
- Fuel and instrumentation remain open challenges. Understand the tritium supply gap and the search for instruments that can withstand a reactor’s neutron environment.
- Funding is growing, and so is scrutiny. Investors are weighing fusion’s upside against the lessons of past hype cycles. Hear how they are deciding where to place capital.
- 10,000 plants: the scale of deployment one fusion scenario would require to supply 20% of global energy, according to Raymond Monk, Fusion for Energy.
Essential reading for: reactor developers, utilities, data centers, investors, supply chain partners, policy-makers and future customers shaping the fusion landscape.
"The electron is commoditized. No one’s going to pay more for fusion power.”
