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FUSION SUPPLY CHAIN

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01 Create the plasma

Heating, power supplies, vacuum, measurement and control

02 Confine and extract

Superconductors, magnets, materials and blankets

03 Support the power plant

Fuel cycles, heat exchange, construction and maintenance

191 entries (showing 169–180)
名称 / 役割Country / regionApproach確認状況
Metal Technology Co., Ltd.
Company

Provides heat treatment, joining and additive manufacturing of metal components. Developed a broadband millimeter-wave polarizer for JT-60SA electron-cyclotron resonance heating through joint research with QST and Ibaraki University.

Japan—
2026-10-07
Kanto Denka Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Company

A chemical manufacturer supplying basic chemicals, specialty gases, battery materials and iron-based products. Listed as a supporting member of J-Fusion. Specific fusion-equipment deliveries and demonstration results have not been verified in this dataset.

Japan—
2026-10-07
The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
Company

Operates energy businesses including electricity, heat and gas supply. Listed as a special member in J-Fusion's official membership directory.Specific fusion-equipment deliveries and demonstration results have not been verified in this dataset.

Japan—
2026-10-07
Electric Power Development Co., Ltd.
Company

An electric power company operating under the J-POWER name. A J-Fusion member; specific fusion-equipment deliveries and demonstration results have not been verified in this dataset.

Japan—
2026-10-07
Tokamak Energy
Reactor development

Using the ST40 spherical tokamak and Demo4 HTS magnet test facility, the company develops plasma research, equipment integration, and superconducting technology. It supplies technology through TE Magnetics while pursuing research toward fusion electricity.

United KingdomTokamak
2026-10-08
Canon Electron Tubes & Devices
Equipment and systems

A specialist manufacturer of gyrotrons, high-power microwave sources for fusion plasma heating. Working with QST, it supported supply of eight ITER units and manufactures tubes for the additional 20 announced in 2026, meeting the 1.2 MW requirement.

JapanEnabling technologies
2026-10-08
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Equipment and systems

A large-equipment supplier that manufactured five ITER TF coils and inner structures for all 19 coils. Through orders for 18 divertor outer vertical targets and full-scale prototyping, it extends its capabilities from superconducting-magnet structures to high-heat-flux in-vessel components.

JapanEnabling technologies
2026-10-08
Mitsubishi Electric
Equipment and systems

An electrical manufacturer producing ITER TF-coil winding packs and large superconducting coils for JT-60SA. In 2025 it completed two 8-m-diameter copper FPPC coils with QST, extending its manufacturing record from magnetic-field generation to in-vessel plasma-position control.

JapanEnabling technologies
2026-10-08
Furukawa Electric
Equipment and systems

A materials supplier providing low-temperature superconducting wire for JT-60SA and ITER and REBCO high-temperature superconducting wire from its US subsidiary SuperPower. Building on supply and development cooperation with Tokamak Energy, it is extending involvement to FAST and assessments of UK HTS-wire capabilities.

JapanEnabling technologies
2026-10-08
Commonwealth Fusion Systems (Japanese)
炉開発

高温超電導磁石を使う高磁場トカマクを開発。SPARCで科学的なエネルギー利得の実証を目指し、将来のARC発電所につなぐ。2026年は磁石製造・装置組立と発電所設計、供給網整備を並行して進める。

United StatesTokamak
2026-10-08
EX-Fusion
Reactor development

Developing controls for repeated laser irradiation of moving targets. Examine 10 Hz surrogate-fuel irradiation, laser-processing services, and the challenges remaining before electricity generation.

JapanLaser / ICF
2026-10-08
FRC
Confinement approaches

This approach uses a plasma structure called a field-reversed configuration. Helion's magnetic compression and TAE's beam-driven approach differ in operation and fuel strategy.

—FRC
2026-10-08