by Michael Heumann | Aug 25, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Mesa del Sol facility will house their demonstration system, which is designed to achieve net facility gain for inertial fusion Today, The Fusion Report is covering the announcement by Pacific Fusion of their groundbreaking on a first-of-a-kind fusion facility in...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 20, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Most advances in inertial fusion energy (IFE) had their root in DoE nuclear deterrence programs, from NIF to the Z Machine From 1945 until 1992, the United States performed 1,054 nuclear weapons tests, including 215 atmospheric and underwater tests, to validate the...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 18, 2026 | Fusion Energy
In this article we explore all the different ways that first walls can be made (depending on the type of fusion machine) Last year, The Fusion Report did a series of articles on different types of fusion, whether it be inertial fusion energy, magnetic fusion energy or...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 13, 2026 | Electric Vehicles
Before it was just legacy automakers; now it’s also Tesla that is failing at the consumer EV market The Fusion Report never limits the coverage to things simply about fusion energy. One of the things that’s fun covering (in most cases) is vehicles,...
by Michael Heumann | Aug 11, 2026 | Fusion Energy
Assuming that AI’s accelerated demand will still be around in the mid-2030s to “lift all boats” is probably not the best answer. At The Fusion Report, we fully believe in a future where fusion plays a key role in our global energy picture, and particularly the energy...
