Where could your technology contribute?

Avalanche’s Orbitron, Hammerhead, Jyn, Lando and FusionWERX: distinguish measured experiments, licensed limits, product availability and future fusion power.

Realta Fusion

Realta Fusion connects magnetic-mirror experiments, industrial heat and electricity ambitions, and a growing supply chain; explore WHAM, DEC, Forge and its development roadmap.

Understand Zap Energy’s sheared-flow Z pinch, FuZE-Q research, Century engineering, pulsed power and fission–fusion strategy, separating results from targets.

Explore Astral’s compact neutron sources, irradiation services and UKAEA research work, distinguishing neutron energy and flux from net electricity.

Kazakhstan’s national research center uses the KTM tokamak to investigate plasma-facing materials, replaceable divertor components and the thermal challenges of future fusion systems.

Russia’s Kurchatov Institute operates T-15MD, a tokamak research platform. Its contribution spans plasma confinement, heating, current drive and diagnostics relevant to ITER and future systems.

Thailand’s public nuclear technology institute uses TT-1 as a research and training platform, linking international technical cooperation with a developing national fusion strategy.

ANSTO contributes materials science and advanced characterization to fusion research. Its role links irradiation, neutron and synchrotron methods with international collaboration—not ownership of a fusion power plant.

Managed by Princeton for DOE, PPPL studies plasma science and spherical tokamaks. NSTX-U’s 2026 magnet delivery precedes experiments expected in 2027.

LLNL hosts NIF, which achieved fusion ignition. Its national-security science mission and inertial-fusion results are distinct from demonstrated commercial electricity.

Brazil’s INPE developed the ETE spherical tokamak. Its fusion research began in 1986; the profile distinguishes historical experiments from the gradual CNEN transition.

DOE’s FES program supports plasma science, materials, burning plasmas and fuel-cycle research, coordinating with the distinct Office of Fusion.