Fusion companies claim they can deliver power in a decade or less – but the reality may be more difficult.
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Some processes that support fusion energy fuel climate change and may harm the environment.
In January 2022, the JET fusion experiment produced more power over a longer period of time than any past attempt. Two physicists explain the engineering advancements that made the result possible.
Fusion produces more energy per gram of fuel than any other process that could be achieved on Earth.
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Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering, University of Tennessee
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Applied Radiation Physics Section Leader, Culham Centre for Fusion Energy
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Senior Lecturer in Nuclear Physics, University of Birmingham
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PhD Candidate in Politics and Environment, University of York
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Assistant Professor of Nuclear Engineering, Zinkle Faculty Fellow, University of Tennessee
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Professor, Mathematical Sciences Institute and School of Computing, Australian National University