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|ANI|a year agoHelion Energy, a Washington-based company, plans to produce electricity from fusion-based power plants by mid-2024, aiming to develop cost-effective commercial fusion power. With $6 billion in private investment, Helion plans to demonstrate a sustained, net-energy fusion reaction with its prototype Polaris reactor, marking a historic milestone in the fusion energy industry.
Helion Energy aims to produce electricity from fusion-based power plants by mid-2024
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Helion Energy, a Washington-based company, plans to produce electricity from fusion-based power plants by mid-2024, aiming to develop cost-effective commercial fusion power. With $6 billion in private investment, Helion plans to demonstrate a sustained, net-energy fusion reaction with its prototype Polaris reactor, marking a historic milestone in the fusion energy industry.
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•Helion Energy aims to produce electricity from fusion-based power plants by mid-2024.
•The company has attracted $6 billion in private investment to date.
•Helion plans to demonstrate a sustained, net-energy fusion reaction with its prototype Polaris reactor.
•If successful, Helion would be the first organization to generate electricity from fusion using its pulsed non-ignition fusion technology.
•Fusion power plants are seen as a promising alternative to existing electricity sources and can complement renewable energy sources.
•The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission is developing regulations for fusion devices, marking a critical step towards commercial fusion energy.
•The company has attracted $6 billion in private investment to date.
•Helion plans to demonstrate a sustained, net-energy fusion reaction with its prototype Polaris reactor.
•If successful, Helion would be the first organization to generate electricity from fusion using its pulsed non-ignition fusion technology.
•Fusion power plants are seen as a promising alternative to existing electricity sources and can complement renewable energy sources.
•The US Nuclear Regulatory Commission is developing regulations for fusion devices, marking a critical step towards commercial fusion energy.
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