General Fusion’s core technologies represent 20 years of intellectual property development. We have the tools we need to proceed to a pilot power plant.
A Worldwide Initiative
The United Nations reports more than 190 countries have submitted national emissions reduction goals.
With zero emissions and on-demand availability – fusion energy has the potential to replace aging infrastructure and electrify new sectors. Momentum is building globally for fusion energy – with continued support from global governments and new investment.
We can deliver a net-zero future by 2050. And achieving a low-carbon energy future is the best-case scenario for limiting the devastating effects of global climate change.
Fusion Energy Benefits
Fusion is now.
Fusion power plants are expected to be placed anywhere, powered only by hydrogen from water and emitting no carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases. Their features have the potential to secure global access to energy with no geographical constraints, minimal land requirements, and the ability to be placed near consumers.
Zero carbon emissions. Fuel sourcing has negligible environmental impact.
Fuel can be sourced wherever there is water.
No fuel constraints or supply chain challenges. Stable, uninterrupted baseload power.
Limited expected regulatory burden or export controls. Minimal land use or separation from social infrastructure.
Meltdown not possible. No long-term waste.
The Ability to Store More Energy
Fusion energy has a lower carbon footprint than other energy sources because it is energy-dense. A carbon-free future requires dense fuels that store more energy in the same or less space like fusion energy.
barrels of oil
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Fusion is Now
Making advances in fusion science.
Seventy years of fusion development have paved the way for near-term commercialization. When commercialized, fusion energy is expected to work with intermittent renewable energy generation to support society’s need to power cities and industries in a net-zero carbon world.
A sustainable and economical path to net-zero carbon emissions is in our grasp.
