The commercial fusion energy landscape is evolving with an increasing number of startups exploring innovative fusion technologies alongside more traditional designs. Commonwealth Fusion is notable for advancing plans to construct a tokamak, constructing essential cooling systems for superconducting magnets, signaling progress in making fusion viable. Meanwhile, the ongoing development of stellarators by other firms reflects a commitment to validating long-researched concepts in fusion energy. Despite challenges, including ITER’s delays and the inherent complexities of fusion, there’s a sense of momentum in the quest for sustainable fusion power.
A variety of commercial fusion startups are emerging, exploring both innovative and traditional designs for plasma heating and fusion, despite the technology's long-standing challenges.
Commonwealth Fusion's construction of the cooling system for its tokamak indicates progress in fusion technology, bridging the gap between theoretical concepts and practical application.
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