by Michael Heumann | Sep 15, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Just like a car’s exhaust system, you have to get the burnt fuel out of the combustion chamber after you fuse it. This is the third article in The Fusion Report series on critical supporting technologies for commercial fusion energy. In today’s article,...
by Michael Heumann | Sep 10, 2026 | Fusion Energy
The company’s Helios design leverages software-controlled superconducting magnetic coils to achieve its compact design Today, The Fusion Report is covering an announcement from Thea Energy of a preconceptual design release for their Helios commercial fusion...
by Michael Heumann | Sep 3, 2026 | AI
Some of the technologies this company (and others) have created seem to be operating dangerously beyond human controls. The Fusion Report has generally been positive and supportive of the potential of AI, but less so about some of the companies that are involved in...
by Michael Heumann | Sep 2, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Seems like 200MWe-500MWe is the sweet spot for commercial fusion energy, at least in the short term. The Fusion Report has two great stories today: the State of Tennessee is granted an operating license for Type One Energy to build a 400MWe fusion plant at the TVA...
by Michael Heumann | Sep 1, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Unlike what some people would like you to believe, fusion fuel is neither free nor necessarily easy to make. Last month, The Fusion Report started its series on some of the challenges that commercial fusion energy must overcome to be successful: concepts like tritium...
