Greg Piefer is a UW-Madison College of Engineering product who is bullish about fusion uses today while urging patience over ...

Type One Energy’s nuclear fusion deal with the Tennessee Valley Authority comes as the region has experienced an economic boom.

Fusion differs from fission (the technique currently used in nuclear power plants), because the former fuses two atomic nuclei instead of splitting one (fission). Unlike fission, fusion carries ...

Fusion technology is a long way from powering a grid — if it ever will. Dozens of fusion startups have launched anyway.

The global race toward creating an energy source that is carbon-free, consistent, and low risk is more than a decade in the making—and Helion Energy believes the end is in sight. The ...

Fusion is the Opposite of Fission Nuclear fusion and fission might sound similar, but they are fundamentally opposite ...

The experimental advanced superconducting tokamak (EAST) fusion energy reactor set a new record at Hefei, capital of east China's Anhui Province.

The new era of nuclear power generation greater than the force of the Sun has arrived and is ready for deployment. For the ...

Nuclear fusion offers the tantalizing prospect of abundant, clean energy without the long-lived radioactive waste problem of nuclear fission, the world’s current nuclear energy technology.

The technology could help produce more resistant materials and allow scientists more control over fusion reactions.

The company says its technique means it does not need complex machinery or expensive lasers to generate a fusion reaction, meaning its reactors could be cheaper and simpler than rival technologies.