20
Jan
Nuclear fusion tech developer General Fusion now has Shopify and Amazon founders backing it
-TechCrunch: The Canadian fusion technology developer General Fusion announced that the investment firm created by Shopify founder Tobias Lütke has joined the company’s cap table.
20
Jan
Shopify founder injecting investment dollars into B.C.’s General Fusion
-Business in Vancouver: Tobias Lutke and Fiona McKean investing in Burnaby firm via Thistledown Capital.
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20
Jan
VCs share the 46 climate-tech startups that are set to soar in 2021
-Business Insider: We asked 15 top VCs and incubators, from Khosla Ventures to Greentown Labs, which startups they think are set to soar in the year ahead.
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In The News
20
Jan
General Fusion unveils demo plant design after commissioning architect (PHOTOS)
-Business in Vancouver: General Fusion commissions AL_A to help with design of demonstration plant.
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In The News
20
Jan
AL_A Unveils Plans To Design Prototype Fusion Facility For General Fusion
-World Architecture: London-based architecture firm AL_A has unveiled plans to design a prototype fusion facility for Canadian energy company General Fusion.
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20
Jan
AL_A reveals plans for world’s first magnetised fusion power plant
-Dezeen: Amanda Levete's firm AL_A is partnering with Canadian energy company General Fusion to design a pioneering power plant that will use fusion.
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20
Jan
Amanda Levete behind designs for prototype fusion power plant
-Architects' Journal: Amanda Levete’s practice AL_A is working on designs for a new facility showcasing the ‘wonderful promise’ of fusion power.
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20
Jan
Amanda Levete: the architect building the future
-Financial Times: Renowned architect Amanda Levete is leading the design of General Fusion's demonstration plant facility. The RIBA Stirling Prize winner believes we can build a better, brighter world. She’s very persuasive.
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20
Jan
Investments in privately funded fusion ventures grow
-Physics Today: Five companies are betting they can achieve controlled thermonuclear fusion a decade or more before the $25 billion international ITER project.
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20
Jan
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