Tokamak Energy, a UK-based private fusion energy company, has received a powerful new tool to achieve commercial fusion power. A 1 MW gyrotron, developed and manufactured by Kyoto Fusioneering in ...
The governments of the United States and the United Kingdom have joined hands with Tokamak Energy to advance the nuclear fusion science and technology needed for a future pilot plant. The new ...
The UK's newest fusion reactor has been turned on for the first time and has officially achieved first plasma. The reactor aims to produce a record-breaking plasma temperature of 100 million degrees ...
Tokamak Energy’s quest to demonstrate grid-ready fusion power by the early 2030s has received a boost after its upgraded ST40 compact spherical tokamak achieved first plasma following an upgrade. In ...
Just two weeks since raising $125mn in funding, British scaleup Tokamak Energy has secured backing from the US and UK to upgrade its ST40 fusion energy plant. The US Department of Energy (DOE), the UK ...
As the race towards the first commercially viable nuclear fusion reactor heats up, the UK-based Tokamak Energy has published a paper on its recent achievements with its ST40 spherical tokamak. Most ...
For years, nuclear scientists have tried to replicate the fusion process that takes place in billions of stars to create clean power on Earth. Now, a British team has reported hitting a major ...
An ion temperature exceeding 100 million degrees has been achieved with the experimental fusion device ' ST40 ', which adopts a method called 'tokamak type' and is characterized by its small size and ...
Advanced simulation software is helping Tokamak Energy to develop a pioneering clean energy power plant based on nuclear fusion. Using the electromagnetic design and analysis facilities provided by ...
A commercial "artificial sun," or tokamak, has achieved a world-first for a private company, generating plasma at 180 million degrees Fahrenheit (100 million degrees celsius), the temperature at which ...
Tokamak Energy announced today that it has achieved plasma temperatures of over 15 million degrees Celsius, hotter than the centre of the Sun. The Oxford, England-based company turned on its ST40 ...
A gray, anonymous-looking building on an industrial estate south of the English city of Oxford seems an understated setting for this story. For this is where a group of technicians has been creating ...
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